With major winds and high seas dumping trash along our coastline, residents and businesses have banded together to support multiple cleanup initiatives on Nahoon beach, including a widespread cleanup on Saturday.
your after all, asleep, you re already so close to the other world. where there is no shooting anymore. and also because while you sleep, i am not asleep. and so in some sense, i am standing guard. if not, guarding you, because you are so far away. then this day, this flight, six hours ahead, i carry this morning s son like a banner that waves. over the land of the living. and the land of the did. their border guards, they have hung their rifles in the trees, and lie down legally and the grass.
whether deer america will survive this fall of head first descent. i feel curiosity, anger and resolve. we travel down down down. faster. please hurry. down, down, down into the dark complex basement passage way of the capitol. one thing i don t sense as we re jostled this way and shepherded that. there s one emotion i have not experienced at all on this persistlently gloomy and objectively terrifying day and that i will not experience all through the night. that is fear. i feel no fear. i felt no fear today at all. but we have lost our tommy raskin and the very worst thing that could ever have happened to us has already happened. i m still in the land of the living. and tommy is with me somehow every step of the way. occupying my heart and filling my chest with oxygen. showing me the way to some kind of safety. my beautiful son is giving me courage. as we flee the u.s. capitol