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Went for a walk with
Kelly today. Her dad drives
dump
trucks. She spent her last day in
Oregon with him picking up and dropping
off dirt. They packed a lunch,
Ding Dongs for desert.
We walked through Fred Meyer and
over the Ballard Bridge, a boat in dry
dock named Royal American.
The marine testing lab had a distinctly
X-Files feel, and not far from it
was a hidey-hole typical of Seattle where
street people can find a bit of privacy on a thicket's musty mat--the kind
of place Charles
Burns wistfully recalled at Confounded
Books signing on Sunday. An educational
display I mistook for sculpture explained
the unpoplar practice of depoplarating the banks of the canal,
a sign reminding us that even trees
do die, with spans equal to a human life, though at much greater
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