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Author Archives: Galen Workman
Mother Nature and the Side Fence
Just a fun observation. Back in March, 2018 we noticed a small volunteer growing in a small crack in the concrete on our side fence. The little guy is looking pretty healthy three years later! Continue reading
Posted in Climate Justice Month, San Francisco
Tagged back yard, fence, plant, succulents, volunteer plants
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Deaths Beyond Counting
A house on the 700 block of Waller caught my attention in June. As I walked by I noticed that the residents were displaying the current US COVID death toll in their front windows. Stickies formed the numbers of today’s … Continue reading
Posted in COVID, San Francisco
Tagged COVID American dead, COVID death toll, death count, outdoor walks, pandemic, plague, signs of the plague, Waller Street
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1828 Days Later
Yesterday I completed my fifth year of doing at least 30 continuous minutes of exercise a day. That means today’s five-mile outdoor walk was my 1828th day of exercise in a row. As I’ve said before, this consistency is Doug … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Life, San Francisco
Tagged exercise, outdoor walks, photography, Pomona College, San Francisco, Twin Peaks, walking
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