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Gleanings From Living Long
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It's "King of the Hill" King from the hill… I'm King from the hill!! Ok… King! Aden on the dune, St. Augustine Beach, yesterday! (Laine and Pat's show went really really well, and will be hanging until the 26th of April.) (Thanks to family and friends for…
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One evening. One beach walk in the rain. Three or four or five stories being played out… "Let's Get Away" A couple, no longer young, and not yet old, married only a few years, but finding themselves entrenched in very hectic busy lives together with their eager dog, Fletcher.…
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A vigilant rest, living so close to those unpredictable humans – with cameras! Brown Pelicans, sunning themselves at the Conch House in their mating plumage. Was it just last week? No, the week before(!) 2016.
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A new job, a whole new constellation of stars and stories. When you first meet someone, what do they know of you? Bit by bit our stories get told. Our very own myths, with twists and turns, and tragedies and triumphs, loss and redemption. A life, like any other, and…
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"…if a mirror ever makes you sad you should know that it does not know you." Excerpt from the poem, Where Do The Eyes of Women Fall?, by Kabir, a 15th century Indian poet/songwriter, lovingly translated by Daniel Ladinsky in the Penguin Publication, Love Poems From God, Twelve Sacred Voices from the East and…
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Over the marsh, and the river… Fort Mose Neighbors, St. Augustine, Florida.
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Warm weather passing through. Cooler air on the way. Raining now. Silhouettes at the beach, St. Augustine Beach, Florida.
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The day after Christmas at the beach… So sunny, so hot, summer in December. The locals are ready for some cooler weather, while the Northerners bask in the warmth before heading back to the tundra. Vilano Beach, December 26, 2015, St. Augustine.
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…around the moon. St. Augustine Beach, December moon 2015, Anastasia State Park, sea oats.
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The longest night moves into the day that is the start of longer days and shorter nights. Imperceptible, yet, very welcome.
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