Currently reading: The Meat Paradox by Rob Percival 📚
Currently reading: The Meat Paradox by Rob Percival 📚
Beverage, day 20 #mbmay
Finished reading What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848. Massive but readable; the political and cultural parallels to our own time seem clear. 📚
Indulgence, day 19 #mbmay
Random, day 18 #mbmay
Two of my best friends (I’m married to one of them). Hold, day 17, #mbmay
From my first visit to Prague, 2009: note two clocks, one for hour and one for minutes. Time, day 16, #mbmay
Too much writing about polarization is merely hectoring other people to be less polarized. Note to columnists: next time, just turn in 800 nice words about your political opponents.
Clouds over Rock Hall, Maryland, two years ago. Day 15 #mbmay
Fence, day 14 #mbmay
Community, day 13 #mbmay
Tranquility, day 12 #mbmay
Put down your phone. (Note to self.)
Maroon, day 11 #mbmay
Some friends came to help with yardwork today.
My favorite pot, day 10 #mbmay
“To be rooted is perhaps the most important and least recognized need of the human soul.” - Simone Weil 💬
Bloom, day 9 #mbmay
Union, day 8. #mbmay 📷 🐶
Heavy rain all day today so I search my photos for “park” and up comes this from…13 years ago, wow. Day 7 #mbmay 📷
A great day with friends six years ago. Silhouette (Day 6) #mbmay
It’s growing season for bamboo on our little patch of earth (Day 5) which requires constant vigilance. #mbmay
Brings thorny (Day 4) to mind. #mbmay
I made a slightly experimental plant-based Bolognese. #mbmay
A photo of our beloved, much-missed dog Campbell in his favorite pose. #mbmay
