Photography
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Possible physiology of not breaking fast
Before day one, the rush of all becomes a perpetual surrounding. What happens when the rushing stops? From day one onward, there has been the physical and mental state of intaking nourishments. It seems to be an existential need. Seems unavoidable.Then there is an apparently seldom visible space between automatism and obsession, between invested joy…
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Tulips
The lady of the house asked me if I like flowers. For this she interrupted herself during the conversation she was carrying with the cat in her arms. I answered with a friendly smile.
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Cut to taste — texture, flavor
It has become a practice — yes, a practice, as in exercising, investigating, intentional rehearsal — to use certain products for their respective qualities, more than for contributing themselves to the flavor of others, like in seasoning, marrying of flavors, and such. The leek is therefore cut for heightened possibilities of what it is, not…
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Time is not the essence
Time is not king.To act, implement, move, that is the needed focus- acknowledging cycles.Said focus is to be, for the sake of responsibility, cognizant of the temporal structure at hand but moving as needed, more than fearing insufficient time.I lived it today.Time was breathing down my neck, and the train would not wait for me…
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Positively Left-Overs
There is a note of negativity in the idea of eating what was left uneaten earlier. No longer fresh Needs reheating Vanity This is different, though.
Sila Blume 