My last post was August 21 when I said I was going to try to get back to (roughly) daily blog posts after a summer of holidays and other distractions.
Then I promptly didn’t post again for nearly two more weeks until today.
Lots I could write, lots of navel-gazing about why I (still) have a blog when everybody’s sharing their “content” on Facebook or Twitter or Substack or Instagram or TitKok (h/t to coworker who gave me that brilliance.)
(Maybe finding a reason to revisit a long ago post about the 25th anniversary of the Sask Book Awards today is as good of reason as any to keep doing this weirdly public journal?)
Anyhow, here’s a shot of a sunset at Nickle Lake and it makes me think of many things – the beauty of nature, the passing of time, the importance of transitions and how we managed to wreck Lorne Calvert’s wife’s sunset photo session earlier this summer by asking for a group photo with Mr. and Ms. Calvert then being all “Chatty Cathy” afterwards.
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