A Tiny Room
An infrequent newsletter written from my studio in Salem, Massachusetts
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Happy Birthday, Snow Geese Season (opens the original)
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Fall-ing (opens the original)
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The Doorway through Summer (opens the original)
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Hello from the metaphorical shady patch of grass where I will remain until I’m shoved back onto the busy sidewalk of life. I always feel pulled to write about the end of summer, something I look forward to but also regret. Last year I wrote about the crickets, and today I’m reusing the metaphor of the busy sidewalk I first wrote about here and which still feels like the most accurate way of describing this time of year. The end of summer is bittersweet and the only way around is through.<div cla
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