Along These Lines

Some recent thoughts on lines:

Walk a mile in these shoes

When nobody wants to sit on you any more

The Witchy Neighborhood Cats of Cambridge

Left out

One day’s worth of stuff…

People take hold of a thing, use it, alter it, keep it or in these instances discard it…

Do You Remember a Day in September

The Time of The Bed

Time is different when you are in bed. During the month of August people have been throwing out their beds – the beds where they slept, where they dreamt, where they made love, where they spilled their morning coffee, where their cats curled up beside them. But alas, they are just too big to move.

What they left behind the month of July, 2010

Like many cities, Cambridge is very committed to recycling. Each day there are a number of recycling bins in front of houses in my neighborhood. They are mostly full of the same things but I never really paid attention. So on my walks I thought I would just take some snapshots as a sort of anthropological archive of what people were recycling this month. I find it uninteresting overall, but archaeologists often study what cultures leave behind and have used in order to infer habits and behaviors.

A Plant Without a Pot

Found orphaned on a steeet corner in Cambridge, Massachusetts last week.