COVID-1984
Pandemic poetry written on masking tape and attached to the electrical poles along Mountain Avenue
Normalcy and doting on prickly pear blossoms
April in Tucson is the most agreeable time of year to be here. Doting on prickly pear blossoms is something we’d normally be doing now, which is perhaps why this year with all that’s going on we’re especially losing our shit over them.
The Spanish Word for Countertop
How effortlessly we forget the Spanish word for countertop.
Wood Pile Geometry
Today makes my back hurt just thinking about it. We have started building our raised garden beds. I was feeling pretty good about the weekend-long effort, then Hiram said something about geometry and the square footage we’ll have for plants when we’re finished being less than I thought. How can four smaller beds using all of the same pile of the wood we had be less than our original plans for two bigger beds not using everything? The answer is: Whatever. I’m still stoked.
So much modern time
So much modern time
Streaking in The Sun
We had joy, we had fun, we went streaking in the sun. These are some daisies in the Samos neighborhood, seen along the way during this evening's COVID-19 quarantine sanity walk.
Closed swing set at Mitchell Park
A swing set is wrapped in yellow police tape as play areas in Mitchell Park are closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Home of The Brave
Nothing says home of the brave like hoarding toilet paper.
Photos · · Buenos Aires
Tango busker in the Subte
Tango busker in the Buenos Aires subway, the Subte
Photos · · Buenos Aires
Max’s bike and mannequin
Mannequin and double-bar bike at Lucero Taller de Cosas
Photos · · Buenos Aires
Eyes in the trees
Eyes on and in the the trees.
Photos · · Buenos Aires
Wall of flyers, Palermo
Flyers in Palermo