After an early-summer disaster when she was chewed down by some critter, The Poet's Wife has done well this season - with one, late-blooming, resilient flower.
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- arranging a funeral
- horses in motion in Kingston upon Thames
- "On the bald street breaks the blank day"
- concealing the evidence
- the awfulness of NHS food
- emotional support cats
- a door of flower pots
- a fallen pomegranate
- Thanksgiving clouds
- turning heads
- the ridiculous horse
- a good dawn
- "discover usc"
- autumn leaves
- quinces
- a bag of brussel sprouts
- Wimbledon Common in balmy November weather
- fish van
- putney bridge
- From the Western Front, 1918
- the late blooming poet's wife
- fire from afar
- morning bath
- Angel's Flight
- she voted!
- the right to vote
- the problems of other people's home repairs ...
- autumn. Or Fall.
- Frist art gallery
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About Me
- Kate
- This blog began as Facebook notes - a challenge to myself to take, post, and write about a photograph a day. In turn, this grew out of a research project on "Writing and Photography" - that morphed into "Flash! Photography, Writing, and Surprising Illumination." I found that I preferred taking photographs and writing about them in this short and experimental form to researching the topic. The writing functions in part as an experiment in autobiography, drawing on the relationship between photography, memory, and association. But it's also linked to pedagogy: in the spring of 2009, I taught an undergraduate course on "Writing and Photography" that determined, from time to time, the direction taken by the entries. Over time - FTBL is now on its ninth year - it's turned into an art project: when I've (I hope!) photographed and written daily for ten years, I'm going to write about and analyze the whole experience.
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