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Celebrating Sixty-seven Years on the Razor’s Edge
Jamie Dedes muses on 67 years, creating poetry, and the art of resistance.
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What Would Jesus Do?
The afternoon turned sunny; now, a couple of hours before sunset, high, thin clouds have spread across the sky. The day’s bright sun has brought unseasonably warm temperatures and snow melt. Somewhere close, I’m sure, someone is sugaring. Sugaring has long been a sacred, celebratory time here in the U.S. Northeast. It marks the last…
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Making Space for Conversation: A Project
A lovely late winter morning, the light clear and vibrant on the snow and trees. The day is warm for late February; this entire week will likely be far above normal in temperature, a condition that increasingly seems normative in itself. Early Saturday morning a crew arrived to install solar panels on our roof. In…
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Radical Empathy
We are enjoying the deep snow from our first real storm in two years. The next week or two will be uber warm, but today is lovely, and today, tonight, and tomorrow feature more snow! I awoke this morning thinking about the vigilante mentality that seems to pervade our time. There are any number of…
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