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17 October 2010
little house
The long-awaited photo upload... our little house 'up the hill' in Marathon:
These are all 'before' photos (other than the painting and the puppy); I'll spare the termite video for now. 'After' photos may take a while, since the moving-in has happened in the middle of the fixing-up. For now let's just say that a bit more than half of the house (inside) has a fresh coat of paint, most of the unfinished wood trim now at least has one coat of varnish, the kitchen now has a stove and other projects are progressing nicely, if slowly.
Most importantly, in all of this painting and varnishing and fixing and otherwise revitalizing... we're back together as a family.
Anakin on his bed - thanks to Aunt Kindli for the old red sleeping bag.
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Walling off the Last Sabal Palm Forest
“God has cared for these trees, saved them from drought, disease, avalanches, and a thousand tempests and floods. But he cannot save them from fools.” - John Muir
Walling off the Last Sabal Palm Forest
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so long as politicians believe that militarizing the border plays well in their home districts they will continue to draft legislation calling for more border walls. To voters in Utah and Connecticut sabal palm forests along the Rio Grande are no more real than the forests in Avatar. When the palm forests are gone most won’t notice their passing. " - S. Nicol
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