Yeowch!
The Vanity Fair photographer from the Susie Wiles story.
Holy. Shit.
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Me, with a deadline, doing absolutely everything except what I need to do
Remember to get your toes done for beach season
If Danny de Vito was a bird
BIRDS
From my NYS list (which is 95% of my life list):
If B Dylan Hollis is pre-serum Steve Rogers, blumineck is circus-era Clint Barton
As far from trump as possible. She's too busy raising young Nero
I love the fantastical garments but oh, that simple dark bronze gown at :45 😍
Shades of Ed Koch - "How'm I doin'?"
To remember him at his happiest, take a long walk with someone you love.
Donate to your local library or conservation cause. Stop and
really look at a tree, or a rock, or a frog. Play some classic rock - play it loud, and sing along."
His particular
cause was ensuring public access to the waterfront, often
conflicting with developers. Bill and Naomi were married 35
years. He conveyed his love of the outdoors to all who knew him, particularly his children. At Bill's request, there will be no memorial service.
He met his future wife Naomi Lloyd on a fullmoon bird walk. They married in 1990 and had two children, Lillian and Randall . Shortly after their marriage Bill and Naomi moved to Rensselaer County when Bill took a job with NYS Department of State protecting tidal waterways.
from summer lunch programs in Brooklyn to
inspecting public housing for HUD and being a park ranger in Texas. He found his dream job as an Urban Park Ranger in
Manhattan and the Bronx introducing urban kids and families to
the natural world.
William Feldhusen, 70, died at his home in West Sand Lake NY
after a short fierce battle with cancer. Born and raised in the
Bronx, after graduating from Stony Brook University Bill entered
on a career of public service working to make peoples' lives safer and better,
Bill passed away this morning just before 8. At home, in his own bed, just as he wanted.
"William Theodore Feldhusen, 2/10/1055 - 6/4/2025 Beloved husband, loving father, friend to all wild things and
places.
and love the light that brings a smile across your face
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He's like Le Guin in the clarity and unflourished grace of his style
You'd think with all the books in this house it would be no problem to find something for me to read to Bill to distract him. BUT. After much searching I pulled this out and found to my pleasure that McPhee writes very read-aloudable prose. Good cadence and spacing for breath
No arguably about it
Imagine these mounted en tremblant on an elaborate hair ornament snapping shut and open
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attn @juliethecranky.bsky.social
WHY is there no edit function
"Adventure is just bad planning." -- Road Amundsen
My Taxes Cactus filed for an extension this year
Oops I mean RenssCo
And today it's a pair of Sandhill Cranes in RennsCo.
Seriously, birding is all that's keeping me sane
Trumpeter Swan in my neighborhood
#birdsky
I liked about 95% of Scalzi's latest, thought the end faltered. I enjoyed the structure of many changing POV narratives rather than conventional single-character
#fantasyfaction #sciencefiction #booksky
