This morning I felt tired. Not because of the what’s happening in the world, but because I had a chihuahua wake me in the middle of the night. Despite that, I started the cloudy, dreary day with determination to make things happen. I found a cabin I was interested in buying. I had started the … Continue reading Quarantime- Progress
Quarantime- The Two Hawks
This morning I awoke feeling drowsy. The sun was peaking over the mountain. Yet, I knew it would not be a day like yesterday. The warmth of the sun had penetrated my skin so much that I momentarily forgot that the world is crumbling. I got up and went downstairs to clean and prepare coffee. … Continue reading Quarantime- The Two Hawks
Quarantime- The Chasm
I am going to write about my time social and physical distancing from people. This is something I already practice somewhat as I live in a rural area. So hopefully I can inspire ideas or routines that help people. Or help people to avoid things that do not help. There isn’t anything groundbreaking in here. … Continue reading Quarantime- The Chasm
Quarantime Day 2
I am going to write about my time social and physical distancing from people. This is something I already practice somewhat as I live in a rural area. So hopefully I can inspire ideas or routines that help people. Or help people to avoid things that do not help. There isn’t anything groundbreaking in here. … Continue reading Quarantime Day 2
Quarantime
I am going to write about my time social and physical distancing from people. This is something I already practice somewhat as I live in a rural area. So hopefully I can inspire ideas or routines that help people. Or help people to avoid things that do not help. There isn’t anything groundbreaking in here. … Continue reading Quarantime
The Cruise
2 grams of $40 live resin Sour Apple or Wedding Cake, 7 (50) mg lollipops any flavor, $10 preroll of Unglued, Sour gummies Day 1: December 25 We got parking on the way to the airport from a third party called “Lost Your Way No Way Back?”. The parking was at the Rodeway … Continue reading The Cruise
Maine days- Other Journals
10/28/2018 I arise today, comfortable on my Japanese futon. Every morning I wake up at 5 am. The morning light starts to flood in the cabin at this early hour. I was never a morning person but without electricity I awake early to utilize the morning light. I enjoy watching the sun rise over the … Continue reading Maine days- Other Journals
Journals
1/26/2018 I saw a photo of Baudelaire. He looks evil. I had to go to the bathroom so badly on the train, I almost peed myself. I said sorry twice while I was in Chicago. The moments I experienced are like the ones I saw in paintings at the Art Institute. Timeless moments captured, like … Continue reading Journals
Nudity and the River
The beginning of my connection to rivers As a child my father took my brothers and I canoeing down the Namekagon River. The Namekagon runs 101 miles in Northeastern Wisconsin eventually dumping into the St. Croix River. The route we took was a day trip. 8 hours of paddling, never knowing what would be around … Continue reading Nudity and the River
Part IV of the Shaman Series: Ojibwa Healing Ceremony
Initially the ceremony was supposed to be a sweat lodge. In the end it was at the shaman’s house. The sweat lodge was no longer an option, but I do not remember why. The shaman is part of the Ojibwa tribe in Wisconsin Rapids. I travelled to the ceremony from Chicago with Mona, my roommate … Continue reading Part IV of the Shaman Series: Ojibwa Healing Ceremony
