Jack Hrkach

Not Van Gogh, but...irises for Easter, from my walk on Furman U's campus earlier today.

I so enjoy Bluesky! Excellent commentators, and occasional not-political posts, including photos, which are for the most part better than mine. But let me share a literal blue sky and its reflection - from my walk along the lake at Furman U. bright skieseven in these darkest days.

A small tree in just-bloom lightened my walk today along Furman U's lake.

Dark dark days, mes amis...trying to grab what light I can, in any form. Fortunately spring is coming and one small tree at least, along Furman U's lake, is beginning to bloom, and enhanced by the sparkles in the lake. Here it is, a simple gift, for one bieif shining moment....

Slava Ukraini (not Slav) - sorry friends, but if you don't get my words you do get the picture!

So many have written much more eloquently about vile performances of DT and JDV in the Oval Office, berating a real hero than I can, so I'll show support visually. Slav Ukraini!

SO right Mary! I had little hope of the minerals deal, because Trump would have broken it sooner or later - and Vance!?! i join in your aploagy - I'm sure many, many of us do - and fear so for Ukraine. Slava Ukraini!

One day into Bluesky - feels good! Following/followed by several former students, other old friends, and one or two people who have introduced themselves to me and seem simpatico.
In short, Bluesky feels like a breath of fresh air. Pic? Blue sky near Lausanne and Lac Leman

ALLISON! Ciao!

Hi Brantley!!!

my friend the heron

Just joined Bluesky, retired theatre history professor, loved international travel before Covid hit. I take walks along the pretty lake at Furman U, so as well as myself, I'd like to introduce you to one of its denizens, Hrk the Heron. Cheers all!