Good day, world. Today was almost a normal day, almost. I went to the Coop for lunch and enjoyed being in Greenfield. I had a poor night's sleep, so conscious of having lost so many recently. I try too hard to make sense out of life. It all happens in my dreams. I really am going to start keeping a dream journal. That's a statement of intent. As of tonight, I am going to keep a dream journal.
I am a documenter. Loren and I were just talking about what that meant. A journalist is supposed to be unbiased, but a documenter acknowledges their personal framework, lens, context. They are biased by nature. I am biased in my perspective. I'm not sure I could articulate all of my biases, but I do know I have my own voice and my own lens. And I appreciate it. I like the way I see the world.
Today I did some picture taking. Main St., Brattleboro has wonderful rooftops. It was a little too cold to walk around, but I was at the library and there were enough views onto different rooves and steeples. From the mezzanine I could shoot some. I'm sure people thought I was weird. What can I say?
I met with three people who are on the selection committee for Rocky River Players in Vermont about their interest in staging my play and doing it in the 2027 Season. They really liked it and had some good ideas and I handed it over with a timeline to get ready for an actual stage production in 18 months. I'm not sure I've talked about the play much in this blog. Every Moment of Everyday is about 7 women's stories as Birthmoms. I incorporate 7 oral histories I collected from individuals with different experiences giving a baby up for adoption. I'm very excited about this turn. It's really what I wanted to see, to have the play build, have a life of its own. And this group really get it, I'm inspired by their response to the play.
I got back home about 4:15 and went for a ride to watch the sunset. What I got was the moon rise in the hills. Lots of deer tracks tonight.
When you heat up soup from the freezer that had hot oil in it, does the heat of the oil strengthen? Or did I make this soup this hot in the first place?

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