sheets to the wind
Justine Paradisessays on sound, art, and living on earth.
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sheets to the wind: in a field, a correction about elderflower
I’m so sorry to spam your inbox, but I have to make a correction. I wrote that elderflower/elderberry is introduced. I confused the European elder, Sambucus nigra, which is naturalized in the United States (including Nantucket, it appears),...
sheets to the wind: in a field, i am the absence of field
in a field
I’ve got a poem stuck in my head. A line from a poem, actually. It’s from “Keeping Things Whole” by Mark Strand (1979).
In a field
I am the absence
of field.
This is
always the case.
Wherever I am
I am...
sheets to the wind: birds are real
me, in a bog in the west of Ireland, 2017. photo by sarah mashman.
This morning in Maine, I looked out my window and saw a bird in the cherry tree. It was a titmouse, a little grey bird with a yellow blush on its belly. Then, there was ano...
sheets to the wind: hold everything dear
Hello! I’m just back from a spring trip to Belgium and the Netherlands. I attended MIRP, an occasional gathering of audio makers, journalists, and artists. It was also my first time speaking at such an event, and it transformed the experien...
sheets to the wind: third places
3 thoughts on third places and also soccer, plus one more thought
1. Since I last wrote, I've thought a lot about third places. These are the places that are not work or home but a different, third place. No obligation to be there, no t...
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audio producer, environment reporter, writer, and editor with a focus on nature, climate change, and science. loves the smell of low tide.
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