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Today we’re going to try something a little different.
I’m in a strange liminal state (“liminal” — one of the favorite go-to words of a couple of my Religion professors) for reasons what will be familiar to closer friends and family. I’m between here and there.
Something I didn’t post a few weeks ago, for my “detritus” series (that is: random stuff I see on the ground). This was near my aunt’s and uncle’s on Shelter Island. It got progressively buried as the days went on:
Two weeks ago was a bit of a weird week. Here’s some of what I wrote two Wednesdays ago in Manhattan after having gone to a doctor’s appointment —
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