Tomorrow I'll have a little time to write, I think, and maybe then I can tell you a little bit about what it's like here. What it's like, of course, is mostly in my head, and mostly what is occupying my thoughts is what it's NOT like. It's not much like Portland, Maine. I'm thinking a lot about context, and how it feels to be out of context, and who I am away from the cozy little web I've spun for myself in my hometown, the nest I've made in a landscape and among people that I am so very, very used to. Until then, here are some pictures to tide you over.
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One thing that seems very different is that we have many humans here in Maine, while (judging from your photos) NC does not.
Posted by: turboglacier | November 20, 2006 at 05:37 PM
say-- tomorrow was yesterday!
Posted by: turboglacier | November 22, 2006 at 09:20 AM
Its easy to say that good thing have yet not come but its it unpredictable when it comes. Strange but very true.
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