Nice to hear from you, Dick! Busy here with the end of the semester–suddenly online–but staying sane and busy with painting, hiking, writing. No fossil turtles yet, but plenty of Morrison formation! If I were a paleontologist, hint hint, that would be my love.
A lovely gift at the beginning of the day. Thank you, both of you!
I’m reading Mary Renault’s The King Must Die right now (for the hundredth time.) (Approximately.)
These days I keep thinking of that line in Jeffers’ To the Stonecutters: “Yet stones have stood for a thousand years, and pained thoughts found/ The honey of peace in old poems.”
WORLD-BUILDING and WILDERNESS: 
Glad you are being creative. Miss you.
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Nice to hear from you, Dick! Busy here with the end of the semester–suddenly online–but staying sane and busy with painting, hiking, writing. No fossil turtles yet, but plenty of Morrison formation! If I were a paleontologist, hint hint, that would be my love.
Beautiful paintings!
My partner is reading Roadsouls right now (for the fifth time). She says it’s very soothing. Thank you for writing it.
A lovely gift at the beginning of the day. Thank you, both of you!
I’m reading Mary Renault’s The King Must Die right now (for the hundredth time.) (Approximately.)
These days I keep thinking of that line in Jeffers’ To the Stonecutters: “Yet stones have stood for a thousand years, and pained thoughts found/ The honey of peace in old poems.”