No one lives in the woods. Next week is my last job interview. In which I chat about the endless house painting I seem to do.

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Writing and Life by David Ben-Ami. Best of Fiction All Day. How To Write With A Day Job. What We Forget While Writing. What Do You Listen To As You Write? Sundays in the Fall. 11 Pieces of Advice From Writers. Take Out Your Headphones And Look Around. Every morning at 8am, to the lawyers in their five-thousand-dollar-suits, to the students of Georgetown and GW carrying backpacks and hangovers, to the groups of moms out walking wi.

Mapping aging and living, one word at a time. A Poem Inspired by Beltane. In scattered huts and houses on the hillside. Yellow lights appear in dark windows. Every morning this fire festival. Fueled by good work and breakfast. And the blaze of sun. As the new day surfaces. Or at the crossroads,. Whether we receive first light with celebration.

I have a thing for trees. I know every tree in the yard. I have watched them grow and change over the last two decades. It has been a few years since I was home so I was a little surprised to see an unfamiliar tree in the backyard.

And when we talk about Aboriginal women, it becomes even more complicated.