INTERVIEWER Some people say they can't understand your writing, even after they read it two or three times. What approach would you suggest for them? FAULKNER Read it four times.
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Friday, May 2, 2014
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Monday, April 21, 2014
April, Again
| Violette |
| Gordie (fresh from bath), Violette, Max, Isabella, Archie (undercover), Nick the neighbor, Phillip, and Mitchell (being glorious, of course) |
| my mom's |
| Isabella, Violette, Gracie, and the wind |
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| Phillip and Archibald |
| Natalie and Isabella |
| Kids under the Walnut trees |
| Nola, Isabella, Nevada, Mom |
| me and Gordie |
| Phillip |
| All I want to do is hang out here |
Sunday, April 20, 2014
What Used To Be the Kasota Prairie
now looks like this...
Some previous photos of Kasota Prairie here (although you can find lots better with a simple google search. I just happened to have these.) : http://nicolehelget.blogspot.com/2012/09/kids-pics-at-kasota-prairie.html
I should also mention that Unimin does claim to restore after the life of the mine. How they repay for the loss of animal habitat and human enjoyment during the life of the mine is unclear. Perhaps they are pouring money into the community. I have no idea. In the meanwhile, I'm reminded, the hard way, why it's important to pay attention. I also believe that the consumers who do the most consuming should be the ones who feel it hardest. That'd be us, I guess.
Their statement here:
As the productive life of a mine is ended Unimin returns the land to an ecologically appropriate landscape. Our commitment to restoration extends beyond simple beautification. We strive to create natural ecosystems and wildlife habitats that preserve biodiversity and provide enjoyment for future generations.
Some previous photos of Kasota Prairie here (although you can find lots better with a simple google search. I just happened to have these.) : http://nicolehelget.blogspot.com/2012/09/kids-pics-at-kasota-prairie.html
I should also mention that Unimin does claim to restore after the life of the mine. How they repay for the loss of animal habitat and human enjoyment during the life of the mine is unclear. Perhaps they are pouring money into the community. I have no idea. In the meanwhile, I'm reminded, the hard way, why it's important to pay attention. I also believe that the consumers who do the most consuming should be the ones who feel it hardest. That'd be us, I guess.
Their statement here:
As the productive life of a mine is ended Unimin returns the land to an ecologically appropriate landscape. Our commitment to restoration extends beyond simple beautification. We strive to create natural ecosystems and wildlife habitats that preserve biodiversity and provide enjoyment for future generations.
Friday, April 11, 2014
Friday, April 4, 2014
Boys With Bats
I'm working on a speech, about baseball and writing (the oldest sports writing cliche in the book!) for tomorrow. It got me thinking about his old video of my uncle and my dad and the place where I grew up, Stark Baseball Diamond.
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