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.Notes from the Gean 3:1, June 2011
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Red Dragonfly 
aloha Melissa. this is the kind of intensive care i want. cool. fun. and affirmation-ish.
i like what you are doing by adding the photos too. aloha.
Aloha, Wrick…glad you’re enjoying the photos…not sure how long I’ll be able to keep that up but for a while it felt like it would be fun…
aloha Melissa – yeah. it is fun. i know you must be busy. and traveling too. a photo or two a week might make for an easier pace. just a thought. ku on you. and have fun at the ku circle gathering. aloha
Well, I’m not taking the photos specially for these posts, just raiding our existing photo library (or my painstakingly assembled collection of vintage art images) for them…so it really doesn’t take much longer than a regular post. But yeah, if it gets to be too annoying I’ll cut back.
The Haiku Circle was FANTASTIC — I should do a post about it.
bwahahahaha – you will do a post about the Haiku Circle – when the time is right. and that will be cool.
yeah, fun on the photos/images how ever you are doing them.
Love this, Melissa. It reminds me of when I was in hospital this time last year and checking the status of the autumn leaves as each day passed – a way to mark time, to distract oneself, to draw inspiration to continue. You’ve really captured the moment perfectly, which for me is an anxious parent looking out the window at the hospital waiting for further news of a sick child. Thank you 🙂
Wow, what an amazing experience. I’m so glad to hear that this resonated with you, Kirsten. And thank you for reading. 🙂