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"content": "Damn, s'been a long minute since I've been able to peek in here. What a shitweek! Hope it's been awesome for everyone else. ",
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"content": "Damn, s'been a long minute since I've been able to peek in here. What a shitweek! Hope it's been awesome for everyone else. ",
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"content": "Sunday morning city building. This is far more elaborate than I could capture in a photograph. It was a lot of fun. Yes, I am a grown up. ",
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"published": "2017-08-27T16:02:59+00:00",
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"content": "Sunday morning city building. This is far more elaborate than I could capture in a photograph. It was a lot of fun. Yes, I am a grown up. ",
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"content": "We have a no-mow yard and this is the kind of stuff that pops up instead. It's pretty great. ",
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"published": "2017-08-27T15:28:24+00:00",
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"content": "We have a no-mow yard and this is the kind of stuff that pops up instead. It's pretty great. ",
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"content": "I am allergic to the sun (UVB Specifically) and so all the hullabaloo surrounding the eclipse today with my child is extraordinary as we tend to do everything we can to avoid going out when it is midday. I am curious to see how he reacts to the eclipse. <br />",
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"published": "2017-08-21T16:48:14+00:00",
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"content": "I am allergic to the sun (UVB Specifically) and so all the hullabaloo surrounding the eclipse today with my child is extraordinary as we tend to do everything we can to avoid going out when it is midday. I am curious to see how he reacts to the eclipse. \n",
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"published": "2017-08-10T23:58:17+00:00",
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"content": "I took this photo last fall during a stroll through a lovely garden one evening. For some reason I woke thinking about it this morning. <br />I missed <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=Minds\" title=\"#Minds\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#Minds</a> yesterday! Glad I'm getting to peek in this morning. <br />",
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"published": "2017-08-02T11:23:51+00:00",
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"content": "I took this photo last fall during a stroll through a lovely garden one evening. For some reason I woke thinking about it this morning. \nI missed #Minds yesterday! Glad I'm getting to peek in this morning. \n",
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"content": "I first heard this band in 1997 and instantly fell in love with them. It was really hard at the time to find a way to get their music and I had to got to some lengths to get their album in its entirety. Every now and then I look up to see what they're doing, while still enjoying that which I first fell for. Found this from 2015, enjoyed it. Lyrically, it's fantastic, as usual. <br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMBoP_zvauI\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMBoP_zvauI</a>",
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"published": "2017-07-30T14:23:18+00:00",
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"content": "I first heard this band in 1997 and instantly fell in love with them. It was really hard at the time to find a way to get their music and I had to got to some lengths to get their album in its entirety. Every now and then I look up to see what they're doing, while still enjoying that which I first fell for. Found this from 2015, enjoyed it. Lyrically, it's fantastic, as usual. \nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMBoP_zvauI",
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"content": "I miss, after a long day, lying around your house after we’d taken the edge off, and being near to you in the quiet, not really talking. Familiar, easy breaths; yours, mine and the dog’s, and I’d look around at every little thing touched by light and find some new treasure.<br />It was a special and magical state, as simple as it may have seemed to you at the time, as I look at it in hindsight from outside it had a childlike quality, but you did each time participate some, as well. From time to time I chased them around your house with my phone. In that uniquely magnificent light, I pursued them and captured them and even named them. They still live there in the light, inside your house, and I can still see some of them, having captured them in my phone. The wee elfin man with the crooked walking stick in the grain of the kitchen cupboard door made seen by that light that drove me mad, every day I’d ask it to be outened. His hat is quite frumpy, yet his hail-fellow-well-met demeanor unmistakable. A Phoenix in that perpetually fogged window in the living room, the lights from the street behind her helping her up. Marching men in the ceiling! The fireplace, my goodness, an endless font of faces and lore!<br />Those moments were the most free, peaceful and innocent I have ever had. I am so deeply grateful for them. I attempted to pursue the state in which I had them recently, to no avail. It’s not natural to create a thing such as that. That just happened. All on its own. Neither you nor I made any decision to set any of that in motion, and yet it became part of my life. A realm within a realm. Unreplicatable.<br />I miss that…<br />I miss, after a long day, lying around your house after we’d taken the edge off, and being near to you in the quiet, not really talking. Familiar, easy breaths; yours, mine and the dog’s, and I’d look around at every little thing touched by light and find some new treasure. ",
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"published": "2017-07-29T15:31:06+00:00",
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"content": "I miss, after a long day, lying around your house after we’d taken the edge off, and being near to you in the quiet, not really talking. Familiar, easy breaths; yours, mine and the dog’s, and I’d look around at every little thing touched by light and find some new treasure.\nIt was a special and magical state, as simple as it may have seemed to you at the time, as I look at it in hindsight from outside it had a childlike quality, but you did each time participate some, as well. From time to time I chased them around your house with my phone. In that uniquely magnificent light, I pursued them and captured them and even named them. They still live there in the light, inside your house, and I can still see some of them, having captured them in my phone. The wee elfin man with the crooked walking stick in the grain of the kitchen cupboard door made seen by that light that drove me mad, every day I’d ask it to be outened. His hat is quite frumpy, yet his hail-fellow-well-met demeanor unmistakable. A Phoenix in that perpetually fogged window in the living room, the lights from the street behind her helping her up. Marching men in the ceiling! The fireplace, my goodness, an endless font of faces and lore!\nThose moments were the most free, peaceful and innocent I have ever had. I am so deeply grateful for them. I attempted to pursue the state in which I had them recently, to no avail. It’s not natural to create a thing such as that. That just happened. All on its own. Neither you nor I made any decision to set any of that in motion, and yet it became part of my life. A realm within a realm. Unreplicatable.\nI miss that…\nI miss, after a long day, lying around your house after we’d taken the edge off, and being near to you in the quiet, not really talking. Familiar, easy breaths; yours, mine and the dog’s, and I’d look around at every little thing touched by light and find some new treasure. ",
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"content": "This is Red. He passed away the night before last. He was a sweet, sweet boy. We don't really know how old he was. Red was a foster dog that my friend and I saw through two knee surgeries, because someone kept him in a tiny little crate and neglected him, and his legs became disjointed. <br />It was hard for Red to get adopted because he was a great big dog and he didn't get on with other dogs, and he needed a lot of medicine. But despite all of that, he had just the best personality. <br />Red didn't like to be left alone. One time, I left him at my office for an hour and I came back and he had eaten his way through a door. (I have a picture of that door, if I could post a second pic in a post I would show you.) If I had been a few more minutes, he'd have gotten out. We had to take him with us everywhere we went, and I mean everywhere. But it was pretty great anyway. Red's nose prints are still on the windshield of my truck. <br /> <br />Rest in Peace, Red. I love you.",
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"published": "2017-07-27T23:31:16+00:00",
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"content": "This is Red. He passed away the night before last. He was a sweet, sweet boy. We don't really know how old he was. Red was a foster dog that my friend and I saw through two knee surgeries, because someone kept him in a tiny little crate and neglected him, and his legs became disjointed. \nIt was hard for Red to get adopted because he was a great big dog and he didn't get on with other dogs, and he needed a lot of medicine. But despite all of that, he had just the best personality. \nRed didn't like to be left alone. One time, I left him at my office for an hour and I came back and he had eaten his way through a door. (I have a picture of that door, if I could post a second pic in a post I would show you.) If I had been a few more minutes, he'd have gotten out. We had to take him with us everywhere we went, and I mean everywhere. But it was pretty great anyway. Red's nose prints are still on the windshield of my truck. \n \nRest in Peace, Red. I love you.",
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