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A sequined drapeau for the Guede. Something happens to the fabric of the
world when so many people leave it all at once. It creates a hole, a passage
leading somewhere else. Sometimes we can hear their voices calling.


New post at Angeliska Gazette: Prions pour Haïti

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Yes, so I'm aware it's September and thus autumn is creeping in,
but here in Texas it's going to be summer for a while yet!
It's strange- Fall has always been my favorite season,
and yet despite this hideous drought and blaze we've been
experiencing down here, I must admit I'm a bit sad to see summer go.
I want more skinny-dipping, more slip wearing, more nectar sipping!
My body loves being warm here- it's like floating in amniotic fluid.
Muscles unfurl, neck loosens, shoulders un-hunch themselves
and the smell of hot cedar sap and baking asphalt are a strange balm.
Popsicle season. Sweaty sassy dance party time. Sunset hour.
Summer! Who knew I could ever grow to love it so, especially after
years in the South- swearing up and down that I would never subject
myself to another blistering Texas or muggy Louisiana summer.


New bee-log post up at Angeliska Gazette: Endless Summer
Read more, clickety-click s'il-te-plaît..

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yurt!
(Photograph by @nt!x)


New post up at Angeliska Gazette: Blue Moon
Happy New Year's Eve, y'all!

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(Photo by Red-Star)


Turkeys are such strange birds. Ugly-beautiful,
and regal-ridiculous. Have you ever seen one flying wild?
It's like a giant feathered cannonball shot through the woods.
Hilarious and shocking. We saw wild turkeys in Osyka Springs,
Mississippi when we used to go camping there. They are huge!
I feel bad about it, but I'm going to eat one today. Sorry Mr. Turkey!


New post on Angeliska Gazette: Huexoloti Honey

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