Yesterday at the end of my three-mile walk, I approached the house and watched a few maple seeds spin lazily toward the ground like propellers.
Other trees on my block: cedar, douglas fir.
Not seen since arriving in this town: a pigeon. Instead, hundreds of crows. Whom I love.
I think I may have to switch to tea for a while. Too much coffee, man.
I’ve been writing again, trying not to think about colossal failure and wasted years, and just enjoy putting the words together.
I think tonight I will make cream of mushroom soup.
Thus endeth this morning’s dispatch from Kitsap County.
The technical name for a “winged tree fruit”
is “samara.”
Euphonic, no?