

Doing these exchanges, for the creation of these interviews, wasn't easy. The questions were hard. Sometimes we negotiated different questions, or different answers. But the results are pretty good, and the images Rashmie created for it all are nice. (And she lifted photos from my site and facebook, and it was fun to see what she chose, too.)
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In Leiden, people REALLY ride bicycles. There are family bikes and cargo bikes.
There were lots of baskets, for bikes.

One stack had pink baskets and I said "Barbie," but Graham, whose daughter is much younger than mine, said "Those are Disney Princess." Then I saw the doll seats:

I just made a slide show of the others from that shop. Nothing here is a good photography. It's evidence, not art. :-)
A few days ago he asked me to come and spot him on a project, to be outside the jeep. He was bending a piece of heavy aluminum, to make a curved shield. He had already done a center bend, but wanted the edges rounder, and thought of what he had to make a mold and a press.
(Photos to come, but I will say... it involves a hole dug in the vacant lot, and his jeep.)
I have a collections of photos in mirrors: SandraDoddd.com/mirrors
Our neighbor, Betty, is having five Arizona Cypress trees taken down. There goes some of our shade and privacy, but also there goes the sap they used to leave on the deck and steps on the west side of the house. Small advantage.
Holly and I slipped under their danger-tape to go to the grocery store, and I asked her to take a photo of the guy up there, when we got back.
Holly called the photo "a guy where a tree should be."
Our yard is still really shady. Will's mom was over last weekend and told Holly we had an East Mountain house, in town. I suppose it might be the trees. :-)