So nice to see and read Jordan after so many years! Thank you. And for the particularly good photos in this post. How do they get the marigolds to stick to the side of the house?
High Holy Days, Yomim tovim, Yomim naraim. (lit. good days, days of awe. Yom Ha'Kippurim, is sometimes called the Shabbat of Shabbats, you prolly know. And, like you, I would never compare DÍa de los Muertos with US Halloween. I miss Oaxaca most this time of year.
Thanks so much for your take on yom Kippur and the connections… our elders are always with us… and thanks for turning me on to new poetry and new poets… andale!
So nice to see and read Jordan after so many years! Thank you. And for the particularly good photos in this post. How do they get the marigolds to stick to the side of the house?
Jane (our Jane)—thank you so much. No idea how the marigolds stick! Will investigate.
I enjoyed reading this.
Thank you, Alfred. I appreciate that. A lot.
Beautiful post. And Jordan's poems, their contemplation and humor. Thank you.
Thank you, Hermine. Jordan is a terrific poet (and good guy!).
Beautiful post👏. Thanks, Mark. Video is such fun
Than you, Linda. Yes, that video really is great fun.
High Holy Days, Yomim tovim, Yomim naraim. (lit. good days, days of awe. Yom Ha'Kippurim, is sometimes called the Shabbat of Shabbats, you prolly know. And, like you, I would never compare DÍa de los Muertos with US Halloween. I miss Oaxaca most this time of year.
Deborah, Oaxaca misses you!
Thanks so much for your take on yom Kippur and the connections… our elders are always with us… and thanks for turning me on to new poetry and new poets… andale!
Thank you, Leona. Yes, on the always presence of our elders!