Category Archives: Cascadia

you’re no fawn anymore

Three or four days in a row, I’ve stopped to let a doe (usually with fawn(s)) amble across the road. Wondering whether that’s because I now live closer to the edge of town. Of ~twenty residences in ~sixty years, this … Continue reading

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as many as it takes

allRGB: images in which each of 16 million colors occurs exactly once. (Found at MathPuzzle.) I see I’m not the only one to think of the Hilbert curve idea, but I’ll post two others. In unrelated news, I was surprised … Continue reading

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i am but mad north-north-west

On average, my cats don’t ask for much attention; a head-rub suffices for half the day. For a few days recently, they were much more demanding. Perhaps it was the change in the weather; we’ve had a week or so … Continue reading

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seams in the infrastructure

I had a visitor from beyond an arbitrary polygonal arc. When she got here, she asked, “Did you get my note?” “What, today? No.” “… Oops, I sent it from my Canadian phone. So when I get back to Canada, … Continue reading

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superstition and the market

The local Humane Society has such a hard time placing black cats that it offers a deep discount on the adoption fee.

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where the skies are cloudy all day

My sky has been heavily overcast for days. This impairs my sense of the hours, and sometimes makes me feel dopey.

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tree dandruff

The cottonwoods are heavily shedding what look like very late snowflakes. The first distinctive feature I’ve noticed in the local dialect is a habit, among some people in retail (and the like), of responding to every datum with “Perfect.” Are … Continue reading

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