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dandelion clock garden

by katharine eastman

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Yes that is my garden. Absolutely full of dandelions. A few days ago it was buzzing with grateful bees, but now the yellow-orange flowers have turned to white fluffy clocks that almost glow in the evening. Judging from the leaves everywhere the next thing that is going to noticeably light up my garden (pasture) will be buttercups. I never know or remember what is going to happen next. It is why I love my garden - the first garden I've ever loved. I love gardening too, for the first time - mainly because I've decided that "gardening" means doing absolutely blooming NOTHING. I am totally leave-alone.

If I'd had children I would've been a totally let-them-get-on-with-it "home-schooler" - without the "schooling" bit. After all, the only useful things I ever learnt in life were learnt outside school, and maybe arrogantly I think I'm at least as good/decent/brainy as any of those around me wo think school is something important.

I'm not mad about the music at the mo - I much preferred the louder bouncier more-extreme stuff I was doing a few days ago, but no one liked it, the stats were telling me that I was losing everyone - so here is a change of direction towards the sort of stuff that gets all the adulation. I'll be honest, I probably put more thought into my photos than into my music. I have just a crap entry-level five-quid camera that I got in a charity shop and it only really takes anywhere-near-decent photos on sunny days - and god knows how few of those we've had in the last two seasons. But there we go - I do like the photo, and that is the main thing - the only things I ever remember from my time here on Bandcamp are the photos, where I was and how I felt - the photo maybe looks a bit melancholic, but I am quite cheerful - move on, move on, the next thing might be brilliant.

recorded today, photo yesterday evening

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released April 28, 2024

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