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I didn't love this entire book, but there were lines and inches that I really did love.

Portland, we walked all your blocks and ate all your food and we ❤ you // On a related note, we wore the dog out // Sunday update: the dog is still sleeping 🐶💤

Strawberry rhubarb hand pies, jasmine tea, rain-flecked sunlight coming through the big windows, good music playing, beautiful artwork on the walls, friendly people, and the lonesome train whistle rounding it all out. Just a few reasons why I'm so happy to be working at @piecemeal_pies on this drizzly Friday morning.

I go walking in the valley several times a week, and nearly every day I see something I've never seen before, like this beautiful male bobolink. . . I just read that there was a 75% decline in bobolinks in Vermont between 1966 and 2007. . . "The Bobolink is gone — / The Rowdy of the Meadow — / And no one swaggers now but me — " . -ED

Taken on another day when the field sent up signal flares: you are winged and wild and one of us. . . . "We are standing on the rooftops We are circling like sparrows We are tiny, we are trembling Scared of everything But the heart is still a red wing." . —Hem, from "Redwing" (link in bio)

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