Jun 2, 2018
My sister, her partner and her partner’s kids haven’t been home all day
And let me tell ya
It’s been a great day 👍
seen from Germany
seen from Russia
seen from Germany
seen from South Korea
seen from India
seen from Australia
seen from Australia
seen from Singapore
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Poland
seen from Luxembourg
seen from United States
seen from Poland
seen from Norway
seen from Italy
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from United States
My sister, her partner and her partner’s kids haven’t been home all day
And let me tell ya
It’s been a great day 👍
In the department of completely missing the point / making it all about you / coded racism, I think this is supposed to be a Firefighters Lives Matter thing? Which, uh.
Can We Call This Life
Homage to Wyeth's Christina's World
Dude I Married said he'd watch Grey while I walked The Dorky Hellhound (because he's working from home today and on account of the heat) and I'm so used to having my little sidekick strapped to me when I leave the house without wearing him it feels super strange.
When I’m walking I often think about how trees don’t die of old age - it’s always something else that kills them - bugs or disease or drought or windstorm or fire or humans - and what it is that makes them immortal but not deathless.
Last weekend we went on an impromptu hike in the Wissahickon; a friend sent me a pin of a trail for the dog to walk and then play in a field which ended up being Bluebell Park which had a path that fed into the other side of Forbidden Drive. We only went a short way; Dude I Married isn’t a fan of long hikes into the unknown (open, filled with other people and many paths) woods so we only did about 3/4 a mile and then back, but I’m going to go again without him for a longer trek.
Some more old pictures from Gray’s Ferry / Point Breeze