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Monday, October 19, 2020

I’m on a Bus to Somewhere

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I am often the only passenger on it, nestled in the rows and rows of plush seats, with a place to charge my phone, ebbing and bumping over u...
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Sunday, June 14, 2020

Walk the Walk

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It is not museums or concerts. It is  not  leisurely crosstown busses, sunset skylines or even reasonably priced excellent restaurants. It ...
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Monday, June 1, 2020

Eyes Without a Face

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It’s smart. It’s socially responsible. It’s awkward, it’s science, it’s love but people hate it and it’s only slightly bigger than a piece o...
Monday, May 25, 2020

Trail of Cheers

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The first time I heard it, I flung open my bathroom window and turned my face up to the little bit of big sky. The sound came mostly from th...
Sunday, May 3, 2020

Painting My Way Back Home

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It isn’t over yet. And when it is, I will miss it. My arm is sore today from painting my hallway yesterday. It is now a pale bright bluey-...
Tuesday, April 14, 2020

Reach for the Clouds

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He walked in and looked straight up at the ceiling. Who does that unless they are in the Sistine Chapel? We weren’t. Years ago, an electri...
Thursday, April 9, 2020

Barefoot in Birdland

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I turned my back to the pond and faced a very slight grassy incline. I stood there, in my vintage re-issued blue and purple Nikes. And sudde...
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I have a PhD in Biological Anthropology, I study extant species to better understand what happened in the distant past. I also have a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. Sometimes I try to merge these two weird worlds, but I don’t like to force it. I am an artist among scientists, and a scientist among artists. I love things that are wild and irrationally beautiful, but I also love quiet meditative order. This blog is a place where I explore all things I think are brilliant, interesting, beautiful or just real. {Blog header image by artist Rune Guneriussen}
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