You'd think these birds would be hiding out this week, but actually they wander freely on Martha's Vineyard, a protected pest. Aggressive hunters did in the heath hen on the island, but the wild turkeys have persisted.
And so, for a blog break until Monday, December 2.
November has been a season of compound griefs, some of which I've written about here.
The griefs of the nation and of the planet compound the personal.
Cat nursing grinds on, quite possibly on a positive path.
We (and the cat) will be spend a couple of days in Maine with family, taking in both grief and gratitude.
Next Sunday, the Christian season of Advent begins -- a season of shivering terror as the darkness deepens and of clinging to joyful longing for the coming manifestation of God's love, the love which we believe we meet in a weak newborn human at Christmas.
Good travels and travails -- good winter dreams to all. Back soon enough.
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