Strangercrombie: Final Day!
Woke up this morning to a gorgeous sunrise and an astoundingĀ $28,500.43 in bids! AllĀ $28,500.43 (less eBay fees) go to Northwest Harvest to aid them in feeding needy people this winter.
A friend told me yesterday that when she walked by the Thursday morning food bank near Madison, it was heartbreaking to see that the long line waiting in the freezing weather consisted almost entirely of elderly people.
What can we do about it? We can all take a few minutes today to bid on any of Strangercrombie’s 93 unique and amazing gift packages. The auctions end at 5 pm today.
This is the view from my bed right now:
This sublime cityscape is utterly marred by the archaic means of electricity distribution. As a Certified Arborist I'm constantly involved with trying to make urban trees accommodate both views, and the overhead power grid. Just look at that! Jesus.
I'm sure you were looking beyond the power pole to the skyline and moon. But if that creosote soaked wood pole was still a living tree your neighbors would demand its removal to preserve their view, or else the power company would hack it up to protect their precious copper wires strung from toxic dead post to toxic dead post.