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Wednesday, October 21, 2020

100 DAY POSTCARD CHALLENGE, DAY 61: SHOW ME COMPLICITY


Dancing while folks are sick and dying in a mishandled public health crisis is disgraceful.

Here in Missouri, we’ve got passive enablers in high-level offices. But really, the proper term is collaborators.  

Party remediation and revision is surely on the horizon, but collaboration is as it is--a legacy that won’t be forgotten.
    

Thursday, September 10, 2020

100 DAY POSTCARD DESIGN CHALLENGE, DAY 21: CARP KINGS


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I did some more fishing yesterday on the Ouchita River and caught a little smallmouth bass (I think). The river is really high and fast so we can’t kayak and fishing is messed up but I found a little spot near where we are staying with a sort of protected tiered put-in and ended up floating a bobber.  It felt like a little hobbit refuge, very peaceful, and Tracy read Jim Harrison while I putzed around with my dad’s old tackle and a reel I got at Scheels last week.


I am worried about my Oregon people who may lose property in the fire disaster.  




Friday, September 4, 2020

100 DAY POSTCARD CHALLENGE DAY 15: I WANNA GO


 

15 days in on my 100 Day Postcard Design Challenge and I'm like, whoah man, that's a lot of days.  Why did I do this to myself?  It's pretty fun though.  The above image is a classic Pablo shot, when he put himself in a travel bag while we were packing for a trip.  I'm not sure it translates without the whole photo.

I've been listening to episodes of The Lincoln Project
podcast, maybe too many.  When career Republicans are calling our national situation fragile, it can grab your attention.  I'm stepping away for a minute--anxiety does nothing.  Sending $25 bucks to Nicole Galloway for her campaign to be the next Governor of Missouri means more than any one individual bogging down in anxiety about permanent one-party minority rule.