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Great to hear from you, Drew! I think we’re racing with ourselves mainly, to be and do our best. Most of us are not Olympians or going for it or anything like that. So many guys feel bad that they aren’t what they were. Whatever that means. The young guys are still growing and finding out how good they can be. Girls, too! Then there’s goats. I love their names. I just finished a relisten of Barbara Kingsolver (awesome American author) reading her wonderful “Prodigal Summer” in which a forest ranger shares her cabin with a coyote bounty hunter named Eddie Bondo and gets pregnant by him while keeping to herself the pregnancy AND the location of a coyote family re=establishing on her mountain. Elsewhere in the book, a widowed farm wife raises goats in a wonderful working out while acquiring children she had given up on having — so much love! Also in the book, a sexy old lady growing organic apples next door to a crabby old man who just loves his bug spray. The book switches back and forth among these folks. . . . I miss living in Tahoe, even being snowed in, or the effort it took to clean snow off my car. I could lie in bed and hear the coyotes singing. My wildlife friends have gotten a very young baby coyote. They are asking other organizations if they have a pup near the same age. Coyotes being all about family. Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care has been raising a lot of bear cubs. Two have gone from — say 22 pounds to 68 or 88 pounds — and been handed over to the government wildlife people who will place them, sedated, in dens very close to where they were found. Cubs are adorable, but by law are fed, given clean enclosures,. not spoken to and returned to the best location to do their bear business in peace in the wild. And I also am working on my book, writing about life and public transit in San Francisco, like the man who tried to push me off a cable car!
I once got kicked off a trolly in Frisco for jumping on while it was moving. I stood surprised in the street that my party did Not get off with me, telling me to catch the next one. I waited for a few minutes but decided to run and catch up. I passed everyone and the driver gave me a crazy look as I beat them all down to the piers.
Mimi Routh
April 28, 2023 16:04Great to hear from you, Drew! I think we’re racing with ourselves mainly, to be and do our best. Most of us are not Olympians or going for it or anything like that. So many guys feel bad that they aren’t what they were. Whatever that means. The young guys are still growing and finding out how good they can be. Girls, too! Then there’s goats. I love their names. I just finished a relisten of Barbara Kingsolver (awesome American author) reading her wonderful “Prodigal Summer” in which a forest ranger shares her cabin with a coyote bounty hunter named Eddie Bondo and gets pregnant by him while keeping to herself the pregnancy AND the location of a coyote family re=establishing on her mountain. Elsewhere in the book, a widowed farm wife raises goats in a wonderful working out while acquiring children she had given up on having — so much love! Also in the book, a sexy old lady growing organic apples next door to a crabby old man who just loves his bug spray. The book switches back and forth among these folks. . . . I miss living in Tahoe, even being snowed in, or the effort it took to clean snow off my car. I could lie in bed and hear the coyotes singing. My wildlife friends have gotten a very young baby coyote. They are asking other organizations if they have a pup near the same age. Coyotes being all about family. Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care has been raising a lot of bear cubs. Two have gone from — say 22 pounds to 68 or 88 pounds — and been handed over to the government wildlife people who will place them, sedated, in dens very close to where they were found. Cubs are adorable, but by law are fed, given clean enclosures,. not spoken to and returned to the best location to do their bear business in peace in the wild. And I also am working on my book, writing about life and public transit in San Francisco, like the man who tried to push me off a cable car!
Drew
April 28, 2023 16:12I once got kicked off a trolly in Frisco for jumping on while it was moving. I stood surprised in the street that my party did Not get off with me, telling me to catch the next one. I waited for a few minutes but decided to run and catch up. I passed everyone and the driver gave me a crazy look as I beat them all down to the piers.