Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Month: October 2021
Post #3270: Shifting time
This morning I woke up thinking about when I was nineteen and how life felt at that age. Like most young lives, things were complicated for me then. Life felt precarious in the way of odd shifts in diners and hotels, the occasional trip… Continue Reading “Post #3270: Shifting time”
Post #3269: Write what is true
This morning, rather than getting down to writing first thing, I picked up Anne Lamott’s book Almost Everything: Notes on Hope which has been sitting in my library pile for a couple of weeks. I can order almost anything into my local library from… Continue Reading “Post #3269: Write what is true”
Post#3268: The importance of sharing air
We had a house concert at Birdsong last weekend, our first one inside the house since the start of the pandemic. It required checking vaccination passports and that everyone be masked in the concert space; both things made me uncomfortable for different reasons, but… Continue Reading “Post#3268: The importance of sharing air”
Post #3267: Re-orienting
Every once and awhile I have to stop for a bit and re-orient myself. Figure out what my priorities are, what my writing life should look like, what’s going on in the world that I need to respond to. I follow a creative work… Continue Reading “Post #3267: Re-orienting”
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