Ten.Eight Hundred & Sixty-Nine
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Getting dressed in the dark.
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It feels like a morning for blueberry muffins but I do shortcuts today—add all the eggs in at once, don’t sift the flour. The batter still looks smooth.
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Celery juice and carrot/pear/ginger for later.
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Big cotton-ball clouds and fog way off in the horizon, the gray-brown body of Mt. Diablo standing tall in front of them. I take Camino Diablo again, even though I know the mileage is longer but you don’t sit like you do during certain passes on Vasco.
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Who owns the derelict vineyard at Bruns Rd. and Byron Highway? Why has it gone to waste?
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Design Matters with Debbie Millman. I remember to save the interviews with Saeed Jones and Roxane Gay. “I am relentless in my ambition.”
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What is the point of all of this anyway? Does anyone else know that this whole system is a racket? And yet here I am, trying to play certain parts of the game in hopes that I might be able to one day escape it.
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He buys the book. I knew he would. And I will read it. And I will talk to her about it the next time I see her.
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Chicken pot pie.
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“I imagine one of the reasons people cling to their hate so stubbornly is because they sense, once hate is gone, they will be forced to deal with pain.” - James Baldwin