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How many details do you see? When I took this photo, I didn’t even notice the little checkerboard pattern beside the window. So when I downloaded the photos into my Mac, seeing it was a lovely surprise. Isn’t it funny, how we “see” or fail to “see” things, and simply imagine others?
Being an artist–of [...]

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Can you believe our temperatures dropped 40 degrees in less than 12 hours? It’s freezing outside…but it’s still spring. These lovely little bluebells (Is that correct? I’m not a gardener.) cheered me up, though I’m feeling a bit uninspired in terms of writing.
During the past week, I’ve been reading a lot about ripples, at Nona’s,Alicia’s, [...]

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The Cherry Blossom Festival is a yearly delight for those of us who worship long, balmy days, tender new foliage, the year’s first flowers, and all the other glories of spring…
Unfortunately (for us, that is) this delight is a bit tainted by crushing crowds of camera-toting tourists, but they’ve got a right to be [...]

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PS. Click on the first photo to enlarge – or, if you have very good eyes, just look closely – and you’ll see the White House at the end of 16th Street…
All photos (c) 2007, Hannah Six
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I have utterly succombed to Spring Fever…That’s OK, though. Our winter wasn’t long, but it was frigid, so I feel like we’ve earned some nice weather.
Maybe it’s because I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Not the warmest place on the planet, but it was mild. I remember sitting out on [...]

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(c) Hannah Six, 2007
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