1. these sweet sheets.
{a gift for new bunks from genius printmakers, lewis.}
2. these well-loved paints.
{and little guy who runs to use them ~5x a day.}
3. this basil.
{for being cheapest, most fragrant, most delicious thing i’ve stuck in a vase all summer.}
4. this beautiful embroidery.
{for getting tucked in a suitcase in damascus and carried here to us.}
5. this little apron.
{and the early morning potion-making.}
other things:
paying attention to the war at home.
ps. in case you missed it, more musings in the newsletter i sent yesterday.
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Those sheets are so lush.
Iām fascinated by Lyme Disease … and that article is so intriguing.
Thanks so much for sharing š
I live in a lyme endemic area, and take it seriously. IT is so complicated because ticks have been weaponized by the Army at Fort Dietrich for use as bioweapons. I know it sounds crazy, and I am definitely not a conspiracy theorist, this just sounds like the truth.
this interview eith Stanford science writer Kris Newby riveting.
https://player.fm/series/betterhealthguy-blogcasts/episode-98-bitten-with-kris-newbyhttps://www.amazon.com/Bitten-History-Disease-Biological-Weapons/dp/006289627X
I have to say you post the most arresting things. I applaud you and admire you. I am 80 and I hope for the best for you and all who come after. Prospects for the future are appalling, but it is people like you who can change it.
Oo, what’s the story of the Damascus textiles? A teaser for an upcoming blog post?
not a teaser! just a gift from a dear friend!
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