lost & found
Meg Robson Mahoneyabout finding treasure wherever you dig
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What a time to be in Marseille...
Marseille’s Old Port with the cathedral in the distance
Three weeks ago our trip to France was changing fast as we packed to come, with news of protests. Our itinerary, planned months ago, included Lyon, Avignon, Marseille, and Nice. Espec...
VOTE! MAKE A PLAN!
Will someone set fire to our ballot box? (It happened outside our library once.)
Can we trust the post office to deliver our ballots on time—or at all?
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The unflappable maple leaf to the north
I’m no cloud expert but the clouds here in Canada seem to stay in the sky. No cloudiness, person-to-person. Folks are friendly. You’re welcome here. No one asks where you’re from. If it emerges in the course of a conversation, their express...
Kakistocracy
waiting for the sun to come through the clouds
Kakistocracy — I was gifted this word by Maureen, a favorite poet & dancer-friend of mine in Minneapolis, where we lived together years ago in a houseful of dancers. In response to news of my...
Our Port Orford cedar and our country
Our enthusiastic cedar tree in 2023—a better time
We’re waiting for our Port Orford cedar to die. The one I rhapsodized about in 2023, (The cherry and the cedar), when the cedar finally found its place in the sun and the world.
While wait...
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I retired from the perfect job -- teaching dance to students from around the world -- to a menu of choices no less perfect: travel, boating, gardening, reading, writing what comes to mind.
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