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Category Archives: September 2013
the sun’s egg yolk eye in late summer
The sun’s egg yolk eye of new possibility rises lower on the horizon these days. It’s starting to gab with the tree tops here in the woods. Some of the leaves turn starstruck with yellow, amazed that the sun pauses … Continue reading
Posted in September 2013
Tagged Dilly Beans, Lake Superior, life, nature, personal, The Husband's Secret, thoughts, woods, writing
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Cha-cha-cha-salsa and not being sure
It’s 3:30 on Sunday, Labor Day weekend. Time to make pesto. Walnuts roast in a 350 degree oven until they smell warm and toasty. Fresh pungent green basil lies newly picked on the counter ready for drenching in olive oil. … Continue reading