Sacred Summer Tides
Sacred Sandbar –Kira Hower
Sacred Sandbar –Kira Hower
A new place to nest A new place to rest A new place for my Adorable pest –Kip Wood
–Kate Bennis
–Susan McCulley
–Kip Wood
At their grandmother’s country cottage (the one you visited). The mishmash of clothes somehow looks planned and also mock Chekov but of course was just grabbed from a pile of hats by the door. –Will Bennis
Ivana: Sweet. Kate. Sweet. here’s my thought from a beach house in Montauk. “How do I stimulate “gregariousness” in my neighborhood?” Inspired by reading Deep Economy by Bill McKibben about the role of community in a more beautiful and durable future. Some thoughts Brian and I are tossing about… regular potlucks, a book lending “box”, street painting, more porch music… love you, Ivana Aidyn: Love it, love it, love it. I’m feeling gregarious just reading your email, Ivana. Can’t wait…
–Jim Coan
Kip Wood
I graduated from college thirty years ago, and twice a year, every year since, I’ve been sent a request to submit a precis about how my life is going to the “Class Notes” section of its Alumni Review. I’ve never responded. I could say I haven’t responded because I could never find stamps during the first decade, didn’t do the internet the second, and took the whole third to master the “flagging” option on e-mail messages, but (and I’m…