Petchary on Substack
Emma LewisDaily thoughts, comments, books, Nature from the island of Jamaica. An appendix to Petchary's Blog on WordPress. A journal of sorts. It will evolve.
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Days in fragments, nights in repose
We seem to have settled into an oddly disjointed routine, as we wander around in our increasingly empty house. Boxes have replaced our comfortable furniture. Empty spaces that we will not fill again. Cupboards are emptying, and a yard sale ...
It's dirty, but it's a gift
More garden ramblings, I am afraid. Most of our days are taken up with tedious discussions over which clothes to give to the Salvation Army, and which to take with us (I am tired of all of my clothes; we wear the same clothes year-round in ...
Hello goodbye bird
Did you know? I have been writing a blog for the past 16 years. It is named after a bird, which is my “spirit bird” if you like - one that I have always had a great attachment to. It’s called a Grey Kingbird and its local name is Petchary.
We're all poets
Today is World Poetry Day.
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I am a blogger, writer and environmental advocate, based in Kingston, Jamaica. http://petchary.wordpress.com AND https://globalvoices.org/author/emma-lewis/
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