Inner Voices
SKETCHBOOK
Watercolor Lesson
Watercolor lesson on the bank of a Great Pond. Massachusetts common law tradition says that any pond over 20 acres is a Great Pond and is a Commons, held by […]
DUNE TOWN
Ode To That Something In The Air
NAVIGATING BY THE STARS
The Moon in Leo Finds Fresh Perspective
A time to be optimistic — don’t miss the good around you
The new moon on the cusp of Cancer and Leo clears the air for fresh perspective. It’s time to forgive and forget what’s past and focus on what’s to become […]
HEY DAHLIN’
‘Ambassador’ Job Description
Wanted: Gender-nonspecific “soft butch” having most qualities of a classic soft butch (you know what they are). In addition, applicant must be mature, firm but kind, must like people, but […]
THE YEAR-ROUNDER
A Higher-Stakes July 4th
Confronting instead of celebrating American history
The Fourth of July has come and gone and I am not quite sure what to make of it. There was celebration and merriment — always a good thing, I […]
VIGNETTE
Rumblebee
STEAMERS
Buggin’ Out
VIGNETTE
Independence Day
Naturists by Daniel Dejean
THE YEAR-ROUNDER
What Work Is
The existential costs of being unemployed
The first time I really focused on the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, I was about eight years old. The rabbi explained that the two […]
STEAMERS
Gazed and Confused
Gazed and Confused by A. Crock
NAVIGATING BY THE STARS
Feeling Dutiful
The full moon’s energy in Capricorn will define the weeks to come
The Fourth’s familiar festivities yield to more practical and sober affairs. Instead of fireworks and fanfare, the lunar eclipse in Capricorn casts a pragmatic light upon limitations in terms of […]
SKETCHBOOK
The Flags of Provincetown
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Racism in My Body
Recognizing and weeding out a dangerous invasive
“Lock your door.” That was the first insidiously racist thing my body remembers hearing. There were other words, heard earlier. Subtle, belittling generalizations. Words that didn’t match up with what I knew […]
