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Death Grip on Summer

8/22/2016

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I was one of the few people in Ithaca who was not at the national bird dork conference this week, so I had lots of time for hikes, creek sitting, small animal tracking, photographing tomatoes as if they were newborn humans, pig roasts, pond swims, rainy farmer's market treats, yoga downtown, and salamander crossing guard walks. Before I got married and lived with my husband, and had a job rather than being a grad student, I was better about spending time outside on hikes and meanders, but then this person came along who I enjoy being with and I forget to do the other stuff. It was a week full of the other stuff and just in the nick of time to really savor the last bits of summer. #soakitup
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5 Comments
Justin
9/1/2016 09:19:09 am

Hi Sarah. Wow, I love your photography. You're are obviously good at capturing light but you tell a great story as well. Very impressive.

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Janet Wagner
9/2/2016 12:14:29 pm

I love your comments and your photos. Can you identify those brilliant red shrooms? I've seen many in the woods around here. I'm off to pick blackberries today.

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Julie Danner
9/2/2016 01:37:59 pm

Beautiful Sarah! You are so talented!

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Ruth Trimarchi
9/2/2016 05:14:03 pm

Hi Sarah! Love these pix, especially the marching parasol mushrooms (do you know their real name?). Appreciate your commentary too! Yup, I always get more things done when David is out of town; and seem to get to do more of ‘my stuff’. I like occasionally having time to myself. Never could figure out why it is so much harder to get my stuff done when Dave is around, but suppose that is why we call it ‘sharing’ a life together!

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Kendra link
12/14/2020 09:50:48 pm

Great reading your blog posst

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