Continue Reading Killer instincts Nope, not talking about the absurd claims that Haitians are feasting on neighbors’ cats and dogs. That will be discussed in the…
Continue Reading Versions of Light on Water. Using mundane, found objects as canvases for painting seems to be a trend right now. Some do it better than others, among…
Continue Reading Cheesy Movies and other Diversions Hot. Again. I spend the mornings watching the birds upstairs, on the balcony and in surrounding trees. Nuthatches, a young finch, flocks…
Continue Reading A Wave and a Golden Fish. Last week was so hot that I had little energy to move. Luckily, I had two books at hand that kept me…
Continue Reading Surface Reflections Walk with me. At 7:00 this morning, along the river, in a park where there are dedications to the poet William Stafford….
Continue Reading The Berlin Requiem – Red Rosa. Beyond the Tree Line “Die rote Rosa nun auch verschwand / Wo sie liegt, ist unbekannt / Weil sie den Armen die Wahrheit gesagt / Haben sie die Reichen aus der Welt gejagt.”…
Continue Reading (Bumble)Bee Aesthetics Well, I really meant to write bioaesthetics, but since today’s musings relate entirely to bees, we might as well go with…
Continue Reading The Vixen Beyond the Tree Line Two nights ago I heard a fox bark in our garden. There had been sightings according to our neighbor’s gardener, but I…
Continue Reading Dramatis Personae This time of year. Perhaps you were even waiting for them. Another go-around with the main characters of the late summer fields:…
Continue Reading Papageno Beyond the Tree Line Five years ago I hiked in the Bandelier National Monument in Frijoles Canyon, New Mexico (a previous report on my adventure with…
