Notes from an Urban Cabin
Laura Lynn BrownThoughts on living in place, loving on foot.
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A month of Sundays
A month of Sundays
Does that mean 4ish weeks, or 30ish weeks, or just a long time? The Oxford English Dictionary cites the first printed use of the phrase from 1759. I can’t tell from the context whether this would be delightful or drudge...
Amid a pile of grading, an irrational, irrepressible, maybe momentary giddiness, from two sunny days in a row in this winter-gray city and a beloved name on a return address in the mails
The drafts folder is bulging, but no posts since June, the summer solstice? Dang. (And sorry.) So here’s a quick something before the winter solstice (on this sunny day, after some dental work with much enjoyable chattiness from my dentist,...
Summer Solstice: Notes from a rural cabin
It’s the first day of summer! What are you doing with your light?
From a cabin off the grid* in southern Vermont, day 4 — A few things noticed, loved this week:
The way the shadow of the apple trees moves down the hill … behind them at d...
Daylilies, details and delight
On June 1 I took a friend up on her invitation to come over one morning and work on an essay at her table while she did her own work. Sometimes the presence of another helps, and periodic chat offers something like a Pomodoro break. So I di...
A beautiful question
A few weeks ago, in a small class where we ask and are asked lots of interesting, perceptive, and sometimes probing (or some kinder, less cliched adjective) questions, a colleague asked me, “When’s the last time you wrote about beauty?”
W...
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