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Unknown Island North

"Unknown Island North" is culled from Annie Dillard's 1977 "Holy the Firm". A metaphor for a new thought on the horizon, it is "a new island, a new wrinkle, the deepening of wonder." Dillard finds various names for it as she sketches this new thing onto her drawing of the Puget Sound islands visible from her window. I suppose here, in my own way, I am seeking to name the things that most capture my attention as I look out at the world from my perspective. What follows is a record of what I see.

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Location: Siskiyou County, California

Reclusive twenty-something. Married for seven years now to an honest-to-God Prince Charming. Mischievous Christian. Vegan with raw vegan aspirations. Fond of black lace. Cabin-dweller, soon-to-be little-house-in-the-woods-dweller. Constantly online: might as well be physically plugged in to the power outlet and the local server. Holds a BA in Religion, and a Raw Vegan Associate Chef & Instructor certification. Has worked in child care, education, special education, youth ministry, and children's ministry over the past fourteen years. Reads books like Cookie Monster eats cookies. Writer, artist, and musician. Laboriously learning how to dance. Utter scatterbrain. Adores Lewis Carroll's Alice in all her various incarnations. World just gets curiouser and curiouser every day.

Sunday, September 17, 2006

It's Only Fair

It occurred to me that I've been posting everyone else's picture on this blog. My husband, my sister, my cat. It's only fair that I go ahead and show everyone pictures of me too, right?

Here's a recent pictorial history of Lira. I was rummaging around in my odds-and-ends drawer the other day and I came across a bunch of my old ID cards from school. The hair comes, goes, comes again. The glasses get smaller as the years pass. I always think it's interesting to see how a person's face changes--and doesn't change--over time.


And here's a picture of me that my husband snapped for me yesterday as we were picking up some salad from the store to take to our reading group meeting last night.


So there you are. Fair's fair.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Cool! It's nice to put a face to the name. :)

Victoria

6:33 PM  

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