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City Days, City Scenes

Nancy Flynn May 14, 2009Art Exhibit, Neighborhood, Stream of Consciousness Archive 1 Comment

I really feel (finally) like I live in a city this past week. This in spite of just coming in from digging out spreading day …

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Alberta StreetFood CartsPortland

What Constitutes a Good Day…

Nancy Flynn May 29, 2008Gardening, Home, Musings, Neighborhood, Stream of Consciousness Archive, Wisdom

Today I made a conscious effort to change some of how I do things rather than fixate on what I do and be all crabby about not doing enough, being disciplined, etc. (my usual state). I tried to focus my morning journal pages …

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Alberta StreetFeng ShuiLast ThursdayPortland

More Boxes, Bins, and Piles

Nancy Flynn January 24, 2008Neighborhood, Stream of Consciousness Archive

I think it’s hitting me tonight—after a spate of days spent socializing and the Arctic air and sun along with the piles steadily growing, day after day, on the edges of the rooms on the first floor of the house—here we go again! I am so longing to be settled, to be home…

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