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Being back hasn't really meant being back to a regular rhythm yet. On Thursday i saw there would be a negative tide just before sunset, so we took a jaunt out to a marine reserve just north of Half Moon Bay. Friday there were a variety of errands to fill the morning. Yesterday was a day with Quakers in Berkeley, and then an evening gathering at the meeting house. I had plans for this morning, but i am going to Stay Home.

I'm slowly making progress on identifying some of the critters & growing things from the marine reserve (you can see notes at Evernote or iNaturalist

I wonder how a bud feels before it unfurls. My brain is feeling too crowded to reflect. I have worries about Christine, experiences and information about issues of racism discussed at the gathering weekend and during yesterday;'s Quaker Heritage Day, opportunities for photography, and joining a co-op gallery and work.

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Gorgeous "critter"--a sea anemone?--and photo.

The coop gallery sounds good. I'm loving being a member of a Time Bank in our city--members do earrands and projects for each other and "bank" hours to use for their own needs. I'm going to post more on my blog about it.

Thanks, it's a Starburst Anemone.

I'm not sure i'm ready for the gallery - -$120/month! -- but i'm happy to see it's possible. Must have photos prepared for hanging: that too is an investment. But getting started with a co-op gallery seems like a useful way to start testing professional art photography potential of my work. I think a financial work down would need to be in order. Hmm.