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🌹 Mother Meera 🌹
Concord MA
Sunday Thoughts
I feel myself pulling away. Pushing away? I don’t know.
How did we get here?
You can write at the Thoreau farm… Should I do this in the spring when I go back to Concord?
Fucking dill.
Slowly stocking up on my holiday groceries. What else should I make? I have no plans - just reading and writing and playing cozy games on my Switch. 14 days! (I hate Christmas)
I’ve forgotten how to use a light meter and manually do a bunch of stuff with my cameras and I’m heartbroken. So naturally, I ordered 3 books on film photography that will arrive hopefully by the new year. Are they all going to tell me the same stuff? Probably.
This week wasn’t the week. No fun facts for you. Just feeling sad and lonely.
How is Breaking Bad not streaming on anything? Do I seriously have to bust out the Blu-rays that I think I still have?
Walden Pond, Concord (Massachusetts) - August 2022
Louisa May Alcott
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord, MA 2018
Early evening sunset over the Iconic North Bridge spanning the Concord River in Concord MA, July 2021. This is the nexus of the American Revolution and the "shot heard round the world" which took place on April 17, 1775.
Check out the latest community post from one of your neighbors. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)
53 Cambridge Tpke, PO Box 146
More info: https://concordmuseum.centeredgeonline.com/areas/areadatetime/bd9fa0d5-0efe-4c45-8c47-adb80875be4d
Sat., May 15, 2021 at 10:00 AM
Tell a story about a woman in your life; tell a story with a woman in your life. Participate in the Museum’s oral history program recording stories about the important women in our lives. The recordings will become part of the StoryCorps Archive through the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, preserving your recording for generations to come.
With Museum admission; Members visit free. Sign-up for a timeslot to record your story during Museum check-in.
Timed tickets are required for Museum. Please visit www.concordmuseum.org or call (978) 369-9763 ext. 222 to book your tickets.
