The cabin, Skein Lake
Closed the cabin today after twenty-four weeks, the longest we have ever stayed…
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Closed the cabin today after twenty-four weeks, the longest we have ever stayed. I did the inside list alone and slowly.
Bev and Arnie on their dock and we on ours, forty yards apart, with a thermos each, most evenings from June on. Fish fry in boxes from the Thirsty Loon, eaten on the tailgate. Both loon chicks raised and gone.
I read "Hamnet" twice. A boy dies of plague in 1596 and his mother cannot be consoled, and I do not know why that was the book for this year, but it was.
Now home, to a winter of the two of us and a screen.
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Closed the cabin today after twenty-four weeks, the longest we have ever stayed. I did the inside list alone and slowly.
Bev and Arnie on their dock and we on ours, forty yards apart, with a thermos each, most evenings from June on. Fish fry in boxes from the Thirsty Loon, eaten on the tailgate. Both loon chicks raised and gone.
I read "Hamnet" twice. A boy dies of plague in 1596 and his mother cannot be consoled, and I do not know why that was the book for this year, but it was.
Now home, to a winter of the two of us and a screen.