My logger father hated making kindling, but I kind of love chopping wood into small, geometric sticks.
The Cutthroat Diaries
Kim Barnes, author and angler, channeling a little Izaak Walton and dreaming of tight lines over clear, blue waters
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Cat sleeping on short stories—classic.
Palouse daybreak
Memory Traps by Charles Simic | NYRblog | The New York Review o
“I believe it was Aristotle who said that memory—which he regarded as a collection of mental pictures with a time element added to each of them—belongs to the same part of the soul as the imagination.”
on the left he’s reading “Cloud Atlas,” by David Mitchell. on the right she’s reading “The Namesake,” by Jhumpa Lahiri.
(via bookporn)
Gee, it’s sure good to be home from the cold and snow of Fairbanks! (Sigh.)
Completely unpacking my bags for the first time since book tour started in May. The Alaska Airlines tag that’s flown thousands and thousands of miles just fell off in my hands. I think it deserves it’s own frequent flyer account.
Painting by Ellen Vieth
Opal thinks my new office rug was put down just for her.
Guess where?
