Month: December 2018

Street People and Their Effect

Leaving for my downtown workspace, a work crew is outside scooping up the vast quantity of leaves that have fallen in the neighborhood with the advent of winter. Friendly discussion followed but they didn’t tell me what was coming next …

Returning home for lunch, I come upon a blocked-off street and a new crew removing two trees — one beside our front door near the side gate and one curbside.

And by the next morning, little remained.  Naked and vulnerable.

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POTD How-To

This morning a reader phoned me for directions to brother Dennis’ daily poetry.  Depends on what kind of device you are using to browse the Web.  Here are three alternatives:

1. If you are using a desktop or laptop computer or other wide-screen device, you can always access the poetry page via the POTD link that appears on the left side of the page when you scroll down:

 

 

 

 

2. If you are using a smartphone or a tablet in portrait mode, you will probably see a display something like this:

 

Click the “hamburger” icon, and then you should see a display of the side panel links, similar to that for the full-sized display described initially.

 

 

 

3. The third alternative is to use (and bookmark) this link:

http://whilebusy.com/potd-dennis-poem-of-the-day/

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The customary daily shot(s) from my workspace window:

Almost certainly of interest only to a certain few (with a Civic lesson):

Hoping to bring this series of bizarre holiday displays in the neighborhood to a close:

 

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