Monthly Archives: March 2016

As promised [whether you wanted it or not…]

More Benicia…

Aggie, part Border Collie, has always been too busy to learn spelling but, ever sensitive to visual cues, follows instructions on our tarsands-loving neighbor’s lawn.

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A week ago Wednesday I woke deep in the night and lay awake hours as small rains came and went.  In the grey morning the air was crisp and fresh, dark;

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singin’ in the rain, hey…

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… singin’ at the trains, hey;

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Ever more weather, whether we need it or don’t [but we do];

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Saturday the City, wetter than predicted,

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…for historic Arnesons, a current Fleming…

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and, at Catherine Clark, Anthony Discenza…

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Afterwards we lined up for the burning car on the Bay Bridge

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caught this in passing it;

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Good enough.  Back to Beni for sushi as the rain slacked off, but only after the fire and, Martinez Bridge- ah! almost home!, a pickup smashed against the guardrail pointed south from whence it came.

Later, an hour later immediately [doesn’t Daylight savings seem to come earlier every year?], another night, or long early morning, yet again sleepless as rains came and went and poured down most all of Sunday…

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On everything.  Until they didn’t, and suddenly the wettest March ever, over…leaving puddles, green

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…and plenty colores in GR’s secure undisclosed location…

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Version 2

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Tuesday finally to Brian’s Auto Salvage, far reaches of Green Island Road, American Canyon…

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Version 2

…for, finally, the Summer Hood.

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Drawn by others in other media;

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And spring, sprang, sprung.

 

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