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Take two and call me in the morning
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It’s a given that without motion, life doesn’t exist. We all quiver with atomic movement, which translates up the scale to molecules banging into one another, jiggling cell membranes and their inner contents.
I like to thi...
Leading with the backstory
Author, thinking she looks like a badass, 1985? in back of the Baked Potato, LA, photo by Rheuben Allen
Another long spell between posts, very sorry. Life intervened…
Eons ago, now blown to dust by time, I had a band in LA. Like many othe...
The rogue wave
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Apparently I write a lot about water - I didn’t know I had such an obsession with H2O until I saw it reflected back at me in the posts I’m writing here. My second obsession is fire. That suggests to me...
The Promise and the Peril
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I recently had the great joy of being interviewed by songwriters Hatori and Jeremy Herzer, whose podcast They Can’t All Be Bangers has become one of my all-...
What scientific research and artistic expression have in common.
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I’ve never prefaced a post with a global message, but it seems wrong to just launch in, no warm-up. Might pull something. I would like to thank you for taking the time to read this and, hopefully, the other posts. My Substac...
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