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  • Willow Sculpture

    Laura Ellen Bacon

    A sinuous abstract sculpture fashioned from light-brown willow reeds woven together. A sinuous abstract sculpture fashioned from light-brown willow reeds woven together.
    → 11:30 AM, Apr 7
  • Anti-Trump Rally, Dallas - #HandsOff

    I made a sign that said, “Uphold the Rule of Law.”

    Auto-generated description: A large crowd is gathered for a protest, holding various signs and banners in an outdoor setting. Auto-generated description: A person is wearing a green sweater with a red button reading VOTING IS SACRED and holding a patterned fabric, with others in the background. Auto-generated description: A group of people are holding protest signs on a city street. Auto-generated description: A crowd of people is holding up various protest signs, including one that says Cancel Elon not Elmo. Auto-generated description: Protesters hold up signs advocating for bodily autonomy and reproductive rights at a public demonstration. Auto-generated description: A crowd is gathered with protest signs in front of Dallas historic 'Old Red' Courthouse.
    → 4:54 PM, Apr 5
  • THFC’s Vision Thing

    Ange must go (regrettably). But, for pity’s sake, Levy, hire a manager still committed to attacking! (Preferably one who also improves a midfield that neither serves the forward players nor protects the defense, which has been Spurs’ undoing this year, imo.) @frjon, thoughts? ⚽️

    → 6:26 PM, Apr 4
  • Speak Up

    Some view Cory Booker as a guy who pulls stunts, but I urge you to watch the end of his 25-hour Senate oration and be inspired and activated to resist the harm Trump & Co. are inflicting: Good trouble.

    One way to make a point is to join a “Hands Off” protest in your area this weekend.

    → 11:08 AM, Apr 2
  • Pecans Leaf Later

    budding pecan branches against a gray sky
    → 6:59 PM, Mar 31
  • Spring, springing

    blue sky and spring-green leaves just appearing on a treea redbud tree in blooma bed of yellow daffodils in bloom

    → 4:54 PM, Mar 22
  • Still, Possibly Not as Wrinkled as the Mature Auden

    Fragment of a human face aged over one million years discovered

    → 12:23 PM, Mar 21
  • ¿Verdad?

    No sé.

    → 4:05 PM, Mar 16
  • The Vocabulary of the Heart

    Six years after my dad died, three after my mom died, and this year, when my first two grandchildren are born, this resonates. Frederick Buechner, The Eyes of the Heart.

    Each time members of the tribe die, the self we were with them dies too, which is to say that the kind of words we spoke only to them, were only to them, and the kind they spoke only to us are spoken no longer. But if outwardly our language is thus impoverished, inwardly it is enriched because when members of the tribe die, the words they were are added to the vocabulary of the heart, where we have more than just ears for hearing them. And each time a member of the tribe is born, a new word comes into being, and nothing is ever the same again.

    → 8:42 AM, Mar 16
  • All Lined Up

    Tomatoes started from seed in the garage in January (under lights) went into the beds today. Fertilized, planted, staked, mulched, and watered. Twenty-one plants, six varieties. The game’s afoot, Watson!

    Tomato seedlings just planted and staked in raised beds in galvanized troughs.
    → 12:33 PM, Mar 14
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