Ten.Eight Hundred & Twenty-Eight
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I need to be where I can see the sun rise.
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Bacon, scrambled egg. What I really want is that frittata. I need to find a recipe.
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Some kind of haziness. Smoke? Thin fog? Whatever it is it makes the landscape look more like a dreamscape. I’m in some other world.
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More words, more words. Her voice. The way it sings. Undulations slow like honey.
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Two turkey vultures pecking away at fresh road kill. It’s kind of obscene when you look at it. I wonder if the passersby will try to shoo them away. But isn’t that just life? Also, those birds are much bigger up close than I’d imagine they would be.
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They talk about all the ones they know without power. It happened, it really happened. Some seem so worried. It is but a mild inconvenience compared to what others must endure on a regular basis.
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We have to relocate and that means a shifting of everything. Things I’ve learned this almost-one-year of living in California: don’t plan an event during fire season. Also: read more Octavia Butler.
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The thing is that I tried to make it easy for the team while I was away. All that work for naught.
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I think the work of the past few weeks is finally catching up with me. I can barely keep my eyes open, can barely complete a sentence. Faded.
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The breeze is cool. You can feel the season’s shift. The mums died while I was away.