Update about blogCa

Mesa Verde Colorado. These people lived many years here, then disappeared. What will our civilization leave behind? I used to think landfills full of old toilets. Now I think of the toxic qualities from chemicals which may leave bare earth. Not to mention lots of concrete after big buildings collapse. And sea shores covering most of Florida. The Climate Crisis is real, as Mesa Verde reminds us.

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

A book idea

Well, I've got plenty of resources, and keep thinking of more, for the discussion, sharing, whatever, of my last year.  While I was 69.
Or maybe When...
Anyway, I'm not going to give you all the gorey details here.  I'm very busy doing computer avoidance work, a defence mechanism I've invented to avoid the other more important things in my life.
So while I have very important things begging for my attention, I can just avoid them here on computer.
As my sons and grandkids do, just turn on the puter, start a program you like (game, blog, emails, writting program, etc) and zone out.
It's more entertaining than other people's ideas, at least those who provide supposed entertainment on TV these days.

I started this blog as a place that would be separate from my life as a potter, where I could dip into the lives of gardeners, photographers, and writers who blog, and maybe share something different with/from them.


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