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A roundup of things happening in Sequim, including a cat birthday, some beautiful photos of nature, dinners I made, and some evidence of my dad’s decline.
It turns out, I am pretty good at being a dick to myself. I try really hard to be kind to other people, but apparently it’s open season on my own self. Read on if you want to hear my self-flagellation over a hike I am planning. I know it sounds ridiculous — because it is.
I went out chasing the aurora borealis last night! The short story is that I didn’t see it. But that kind of wasn’t the point.
The moon and sunset were so lovely while I was driving home from work that I pulled over and went up Flagpole Hill to enjoy them for a few minutes, but of course the moon never looks as large or beautiful in photos as it does in person.
Some really pretty nature photography, plus a complaint about hiking with a teenager.
A mating pair of wrens is nesting in a fake potted plant in our backyard, and they seem to find it hilarious to taunt our cats.
April is the cruellest month, breeding lilacs out of the dead land, mixing memory and desire, stirring dull roots with spring rain. (April also breeds pollen, and lots of it.)
A baby yellow crowned night heron landed in our yard yesterday afternoon! He stuck around for a couple of hours…
My brother and sister in law were in town for the total solar eclipse! It was one of the most…
A red dragonfly showed up in our yard today, and he politely paused to let me take his picture. We…