Looking back at the past year, most of the writing that I’ve done that hasn’t been for grad school has been in the form of postcards. It certainly hasn’t been on this blog! Since January 2020, I’ve been sending one almost daily to my aunt, who is in hospice. First, I used the postcards that … Continue reading Etude: On Postcards
(I may expand this post, but it’s been rattling around in my drafts for a few months and it’s begun to get in the way of new growth.) My dad, a professor of Anthropology, told me that he made less money than a garbageman. We were standing in front of the house on a sunny … Continue reading Etude: What I Remember of My Future
Drinking hot liquids is a skill, which might be obvious to a rehabilitation therapist, but it wasn’t to me. Not until one evening thirty years ago when my Aunt Lori made tea for me, herself, and her son. Lori and I began drinking the tea immediately, aerating it as we sipped. Her son Justin just … Continue reading Etude: Skills
Photography has been a principle pre-occupation of mine since 1998. I grew up in a photographic household—darkroom in the basement, various classic cameras strewn around the house, but it didn’t really take a hold of me until I lived on my own. A friend handed me an Argus C3 as she cleaned out her apartment … Continue reading Photographs
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