OUTSIDE IN
On Tuesday night I saw "A Breath for George," shown outside on a tiny screen against the wall of the Guthrie Theater. It could have been shown on a grain of rice and would have still packed a punch. We said in the sanitized chairs provided, masked and socially distanced, some of us in lawn chairs carried from home-- a crowd, undistracted by birds, or motorcycles, or the voices of children somewhere in the park behind us. Only the helicopter flying too low pulled our eyes from the screen. I don't know if these showings will be only in the Twin Cities or if they will come somewhere near you, but the website of the theater that produced the movie is a must see. It is full of resources you might not have seen other places.
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| There's a mural of George Floyd on the front of the Guthrie, composed of little post-it note like squares. |
INSIDE OUT
It's amazing how much the sky can change in an hour. Nature shows us change every season, every hour, every second. We can change too.
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| This is the view I see from my bedroom floor--the place where I do my yoga practice.
WRITING NEWS
An essay of mine (along with 29 others) is on the shortlist for the Masters Review Anthology. I should know by the end of the month if I get chosen as one of the ten winners.
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2 comments:
Good, you, on making the shortlist! Congrats! And thanks for the link for that movie.
YES!
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