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M A Y   2 9 ,   2 0 0 4

Memorial Day cookout here
Stephanie & Chris joined us

 

Ice cream
... walk through German Village.

Met a strange woman who thought she was speaking English.
We weren't so sure.

 

Three Creeks
All the way across the city, to give Charlie time to recover

Amy was unimpressed with the pet trail which went through the woods and did not afford any creek views.

The other trails requested no pets before they got interesting.

 

Park of Roses
Which was not as in bloom as I expected -- they suggest mid-June as the height of the season

 

 

ABOVE Campanula. In the back garden.


M A Y   2 8 ,   2 0 0 4

Ring shopping.
Easton & Polaris

 

Amy to Columbus

 

 


M A Y   2 7 ,   2 0 0 4

Amy's soon-to-be school.
Bishop Watterson

 

 


M A Y   2 6 ,   2 0 0 4

Deadline day.
More photos from the conservatory yesterday.

 

 

 

 


M A Y   2 5 ,   2 0 0 4

Lunch break.
To the conservatory. Chihuly & the butterflies in residence.

 

 

 

M A Y   2 4 ,   2 0 0 4

Finished the Piano Tuner.
Mixed reactions.

I was unwell from 6 on this evening, wanting to get up and get out and do things; yet unwilling to drag myself out of the bed I finally fell into when once able to dash home at 7.

I couldn't sleep, but suffered trying to read, a few pages here and a few pages there.

 

 

M A Y   2 3 ,   2 0 0 4

Thunderstorms again.
First the wind picked up. A strong enough breeze had followed me all the drive home, and then gradually intensified throughout the evening. Wanting to leave the windows open, as the heat was still heavy upstairs, I put up the blinds to prevvent them from banging back at the window frames; first one and the second I put up, and then the third also. The closet door slammed shut, and I rose, reöpened and propped it with boots. The wind connected and joined the rooms of the upstairs through patterns and swirls of its own.

The wind stormed and the storm rose up and beat at the house.

The drumming rain lashed the window panes and the thunder shook the floors and the lightening lit up the trees and pools & streams & rivers that had once been sidewalks & alleys & roads and dropped everything back suddenly to blackness all around and the dark thrumming of the heavy rain.

And I lay and tried to rest and hoped that Monday would not be as horrible as I feared.

 

To Columbus

 

Final session with the Freshes.
More planning to do.

 


> MAY 03 

 

 










 

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