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Becoming Animal, David Abram
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I agree. I guess I have to, but I really do.
ReplyDeleteI miss you! How are the tomatoes? I have some plants that are wanting so badly to be in the ground near you.
hey, been thinking about you, too. I am weeding and watering (got a better hose, oh yeah) and it's going well. The tomatoes for the most part are doing excellent, slow but steady. Get those other plants on over here dude, and let's do it up.
ReplyDeletecan't wait!