15.3.14
The Ides of March reveals razor wire trimming atop triangulated light wells. A parkour playground. Clear skies.

14.3.14
The value of food in the post-industrial era insists that we seek out the new old. Heirloom and fresh; local with artisan; found, rescued or fried.

13.3.14
The uncertainty of spring remains a blur. We walk along the waterfront reeling in wintery wane.

12.3.14
The concern is to avoid reading significance into an event that is ultimately banal or devoid of meaning. It is what is experienced or related in the event where meaning lies. 1568 is stenciled on a piece of sheathing under black paper and near an edge that separates the house from a porch that was clearly added later on. The number is not an address nor is it a date. But it speaks out for a moment.

11.3.14
Further down the street and a block north there is food aplenty. The animals appear bewildered and exposed as they are in the jelly green pool all cold and slippery.

10.3.14
Even at this angle as our eyes meet it isn't clear whether they see what they are looking at or comprehend finality.

9.3.14
Two fine examples of Strathcona shed elements. Above, a staircase is all that remains on a lot awaiting future development. Below, rusted corrugation provides secure enclosure for valuables and privacy.