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Be Iridescent

There’s nothing better than wearing something with a little iridescence to bring out a smile on your face. The Honk Festival’s parade will be graced by what may constitute a swarm of Wandering Gliders and Blue-Fronted Dancers, residents of our 162-acre urban habitat here in Cambridge, Mass. If you’re a resident of the vicinity ofContinue reading “Be Iridescent”

perpendicular sand

“All the extra sand here is called perpendicular.” “The sand clumps are called parallels.” “All that water is called deception.” Children not only make meaning, but at a certain age they play with meaning. And by the way, “what would happen if you froze sand and water?” What I have here are land and waterContinue reading “perpendicular sand”