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The topic of grief came up recently between myself and my former Spoucette in the context of a friend of hers having experienced a stroke and beginning the work of dealing with the residual effects. Grief. Five letters in our language. A single word with so much going on. And, it seemed to us at the moment, ubiquitously relevant. This photoblog won’t presume to be the last word on the topic but a musing view (thus sort of a prose poem lest anyone be looking for something more linear) in which one interacts with the components and hopefully sees other connections. Even though grief is a word not uncommonly used, I believe it to be an “old word” that we have allowed to be drained of its richness similar to how we use the word “tragedy” to apply to circumstances that are awful but not tragic because they lack the human frailty and volition elements so critical to the word’s fuller meaning. As an explanatory aside: I attended Catholic school for 7th and 8th grade. The nuns had sharp tongues so it wasn’t much of an adjustment to go from home to school each day. They weren’t sissies. They could also be kind and fiercely practical. And wise. I remember the physical plant being minimal but the content and books being superior to my experience in public school. The math we did was beyond the math I ended up doing in 9th grade when I went back to Junior High in the public sector. The tulips in the photograph became part of my musings because they’ve been on my mind since they’ve bloomed. Shades of purple have over the eons become associated with death, sacrifice, aging. Times of serious, somber transitions: the period of waiting that comes before a major transition signaled by something like a death. Purples are about times during which introspection, reflection, generativity are key similar to, say, red and green and gold and silver being about Christmas where the work to be done (for there is always work to be done and this is all about work) is about giving and receiving out of abundance. So that explains the picture in part. On a more practical level, it was good the topic came up because the tulips have warned me daily that they are not going to hang around forever (they have their own transformation to make pretty soon) while I decide if I am going to take the effort to figure out how to photograph them the way I see them. To get the shot that I thought would work, I was curled up between some big planted pots with my bare feet and legs against the warm brick patio. It is always a mystery to me why it is a challenge to wield camera equipment in a way that will allow you to share what you really see. Maybe because the camera can’t pick up what you, the Light Writer, bring to the scene. And that’s the part where art and craft come in. The nuns once told a group of 7th graders (now before I say this remember that the usual age of a 7th grader is around 12.....) that the worst thing in life is wasted suffering. Good they brought this up at an age where the folks would have plenty of time left in their lives to make good use of it but hard to feature how most of them got much out of it. The nuns taught “new math”, spelling, grammer, sentence diagramming (does this skill exist anymore?), biology, history, literature, and a class that doesn’t have a name anywhere and was mixed in with everything else. I ended up thinking of it like they were teaching a class on life intertwined within the other topics. They taught us before I knew of Socrates that the unexamined life isn’t worth living. It almost goes without saying that an unexamined loss cannot be grieved. And without that grief, there can be no transformation but only transition. Now what in the world do you suppose the majority of that room of 40 twelve year-olds would ever have done with any of this? “wasted suffering” ? When I was growing up, this was when girls started wearing nylons to school and boys’ were similarly “waking up” in response to this. Yes, a transition. Maybe even a transformation of sorts, from caterpillars to butterflies. But it was the sort of transformation that somewhat got in the way of the nun’s intended “lesson”. And who knows why my ears were wide open to all of it. They would say things like this and a big light would go on in me. I never knew why but then again I can’t remember myself asking why. And, when the grief topic came up, mixed in my mind with all of this, floating around, were opening lines from Peter Shaffer’s Equus in which the psychiatrist asks the metaphysical question (which also serves to link desire and grief and transformation; quite a lot for a play to take on) about a horse: “What desire could this be? Not to stay a horse any longer? Not to remain reined up forever in those particular genetic strings? Is it possible, at moments we can’t imagine, a horse can add its sufferings together, the non-stop jerks and jab Tornado-potato-cutter These Ribbon fries are made of heavy metal and are probably ten times the cost of the basic one, but well worth it if you have a restaurant or eatery.The heavy-duty Tornado Fries machine variety of French fry slicers may be automatic and have the capacity to slice more than one potato at a time. These are commonly used by restaurants which do not have the service of using ready-cut French fries. 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