The neighborhood is full of churches and temples and other places of devotion. Sometimes I look at them more closely than others.
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I felt strongly called to bear witness today, in addition to making additional targeted donations to support protesters and the movement for black lives. I have been concerned about my ability to avoid possibly spreading Covid-19. To say what I think, protect my sensitive skin from the blazing summer afternoon sun, and to give me…
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Dear Friends, After a summer of drought, we just experienced inside the Beltway the power when the earth shudders and shakes in an east coast earthquake of unusual magnitude. Now, less than a week after the earthquake, I take appropriate precautions and follow with deep caring the unfolding predictions, photos, commentary, and human reaction on…
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The roses–they are budding. Not just the roses, and not just in my garden.
View from the Metro (of the River)
Looking in the opposite direction from yesterday.