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Cow We Doin'

Lou Tamposi

A newsletter about living radically. Published weekly.

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On Verbs

I’ve sat in the sand digging for coquina clams and sand crabs. Dug a tide pool, built a barrier wall. Jumped breakers, got splashed, lifted the Warthog up out of white wash and spray. Wiped away sand and salt and tears from the Monkey’s eye...

7 days ago
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On Fairies

  1. Went out the other morning to check on the raspberry bushes. Kiddo noticed a ring of mushrooms, remarked we had fairies in the yard last night.

  2. I’ve had the sensation of swimming upstream lately; unable to settle, fighting the curr...

14 days ago
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On Green Things

  1. Wildflowers resplendent along the driveway. Walking down with Doggie at dawn, the air vibrates with bees, buzzing among the partridge peas, the sunflowers, the Black-eyed Susans.

  2. — or rather, his better half — calls that glimmerin...

21 days ago
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On Protection

I let Doggie out Sunday morning and almost immediately she ran to the fence and began barking. Went out to calm her; normally, that pitch and fervor is indicative of a turtle, the presence of which in our yard Doggie finds insulting. Wasn’t...

a month ago
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On The Farm

Kiddo and the Warthog, as I was driving them to camp, wanted to hear a funny story about what happened at the farm. Never one to pass up the opportunity for recounting, I told them how as soon as the pigs saw me cruising down the farm road...

a month ago
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  • Lou Tamposi

    Lou Tamposi is a father, writer, and outdoorsman. His essays — blending dirt, myth, muscle, and memory — explore what it means to live radically, and are published weekly in his newsletter, “Cow We Doin’.”

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