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Monthly Archives: April 2013
OF BOMBS AND BUGLING
The Boston bombing brought a flood of memories cascading over me last night and into this morning. Suddenly, I was right back in the belly of 911, and deep into the mystery of that unforgettable day. I’ve told this story … Continue reading →
GOD PLOP TWO: THE BEES
They came by the thousands today, their golden-brown bodies undulating in soft, translucent honey-colored veils above the fruit trees. They were not here yesterday or the day before, or any day since I first began watching for them this spring. … Continue reading →