Free Post shoulda been a tweet Shoulda been a tweet: Great photo essay in NYT Stephen Hiltner has an excellent photo essay in the New York Times. I worry about posting links to paywall sites. If you can't read it but would like to, let me know. Maybe my subscription lets me email a number of articles. The breakfast
Free Post On the Streets Kick it to the curb We all know it's an arbitrary day on a calendar. Regardless, I think we're all happy to see 2020 in the rearview mirror. It's difficult to make sense of the
Free Post shoulda been a tweet Shoulda been a Tweet: a few links Stat has an interesting opinion piece about COVID denialism. I think I needed to read that, a healthy reminder that most people do believe that the pandemic is real and is dangerous. I was losing sight of how much my perceptions were being shaped
Free Post On the Streets On the Streets It was a beautiful day in Seattle. It was sunny, and my mind has fully embraced the passing of the winter solstice - the days are getting longer! Then I
Free Post On the Streets Snow in Seattle I went for a walk this evening hoping to catch a glimpse of Saturn and Jupiter. I wasn't optimistic. We got a lot of rain today, and it was still
Free Post Photojournalism Sweep seems imminent The helicopters have returned to Capitol Hill the past few days. I think it's safe to assume that their hovering presence is related to a sweep of Cal Anderson Park.
Free Post On the Streets Ticking boxes I had a good run of about twenty years where the cold didn't bother me. That warrants some background context. I grew up in Phoenix, so if you could see
Free Post shoulda been a tweet Shoulda been a tweet: Seattle Times FYI Guy on COVID numbers Interesting article in the Seattle Times by Gene Balk. It's a pretty detailed look at Seattle's infection rates from mid-November using King County's Health Reporting Areas. The numbers aren't good anywhere. It will be interesting to see if Governor Inslee's increased restrictions have any
Free Post shoulda been a tweet Shoulda been a tweet: Light at the end of the tunnel If you're reading this, you've probably made a typo or a wrong turn in Google. But welcome. I hope you're well, all things considered. You're no doubt very curious about
Free Post On the Streets On the Streets: A Fog for the Times A thick fog rolled through Seattle Saturday night. I went for a quick walk to grab some photos. Night photography is challenging, and I'm rusty. I'm not a camera or
Free Post 2020 The blank page (If you're new here, a warning is in order. Linearity is not one of my strengths. This bounces around a bit.) Notebooks, journals, diaries. The siren's song of creative potential.
Free Post On the Streets Jiggle some wires or something... First things first - if you're reading this, it means you're plowing ahead in this awful year. And that's not nothing. I'm not sure where we fall on the definitive
Free Post shoulda been a tweet Not sure what I'll wake up to... It's 0300 in Seattle on 4 November 2020. The election is far from over. I can't keep my eyes open. Biden still has a chance. Right now, I'll take that. In 2016 it was clear much earlier. At least that's how I remember it,
Free Post On the Streets End the Madness Here we are, at last. The big day (sort of - hello lawyers). I went for a walk earlier and recorded a meandering, distracted Hopcast. I haven't got the energy
