The oldest lobster fisher in the world says she might as well keep doing it
The oldest lobster fisher in the world says she might as well keep doing it For Virginia Oliver, age 101 The boat may fiddle and drift a bit nowadays as […]
Substitutions for Buttermilk
Substitutions for Buttermilk Shelter in Place, 2020, Day 16 Find acid to induce curdling– lemon or vinegar so many things taste sour nowadays let sit for 15 minutes how quickly […]
For the grandmother teaching the children how to plant seeds in the community garden
For the grandmother teaching the children how to plant seeds in the community garden “Just a little bit, they only need to go down an inch, make a small hole, […]
Make Believe
Make Believe Mr. Rogers, what would you say to us now? I miss your soft voice and slow smile. Somehow you would remind us of what it means to share […]
For the students
For the students Sometimes we sit in circles with these questions– What are you afraid of? Who are your heroes and why? What do you do in your free time […]
Turtles at the Convention Center
Turtles At The Convention Center I. No one will have ever so thoroughly studied the ugly carpet. They are unimpressed by the automatic projector screen, a hundred pitchers of iced […]
Spring Hatch
Spring Hatch One day at dusk the termites in unison exploded from every wooded surface, each stump and dead tree marked by droves of soft-headed insects, emerging into air and […]
On the evolution of shadows
On the evolution of shadows Shadows swallow shadows, stone shapes stone. everything argued into soft edgedness by drip and drip of the rain, the diligence of beetles. Wonder- what was […]
