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I just hope the moon doesn’t retaliate

I can taste this photo! As a kid this was my fav sandwich and a regular feature of my bagged lunch. I keep a jar of Branston Pickle for nostalgia emergencies

I dreamt that it happened. Dreams can come true.

I’m sorry Vermont. I thought your creemees were the best but this summer I’ve had more than a few Quebec ones (crème glacée molle) and hands down, Quebec wins. 🍦

We’re all watching “Once” tonight, right?

25 years ago this week was the debut of this song that I made for my wedding processional zoekeating.bandcamp.com/track/arrival

Arrival, by Zoe Keatingfrom the album One Cello x 16 (EP)zoekeating.bandcamp.com

Last week, one of my son’s peers was killed by a car while on her bike. Apparently, Donald Trump and his team would like there to be more such deaths and for there to be no analysis or correction of the road conditions that cause them.

I worry about our presidents health and wish the man would eat a salad

One thing that makes this platform nicer is folks treat each other with respect and if they don’t, I block them, which makes this platform nicer :)

I’m rarely happy with my work but for once I was as close as I get to happy with this score. “For the Love of a Woman” is playing in Chicago today, tomorrow and Thursday wayfarertheaters.com/highlandpark...

For The Love Of A WomanEsther, an American woman, sets out on a journey to Jerusalem in the late 1970s in search of her family's origins and, piece by piece, reconstructs an extraordinary story Starring Mili Avit...wayfarertheaters.com

I ordered in what I thought was passable French but the server in the rural Quebec diner said, “it’s ok I can tell you’re English”. I didn’t want to say we’re from America because right now that is worse than being English speaking Canadian. We told her though and she asked if we are seeking refuge.

Even Canadian radio is talking about Jimothy

It has become one of our traditions to take a photo of this roadside attractions sign on route 20 between Montreal and Quebec

We saw the big movie about the big journey home after the big war. This viewer has sensitive ears and was glad she brought earplugs. It was fun but for all the noise and spectacle, she felt unmoved. She thinks she might’ve liked it more without the same sleek Hollywood actors who are in every film.

It is hard to go 3 hours without a bathroom break but be thankful the film is not 10 years long

Just thinking about the hanging chads. No reason.

This is a nightmare

Remembering the year in my early 20s that I decided I was fed up with daylight saving time and refused to participate. I got rid of my watch and all my clocks and instituted Zoë Time. Ah, salad days (yes, you could eat salad then)

I don’t want permanent daylight savings I want universal healthcare Thank you for your attention to this matter

America tried permanent daylight savings in 1973: “initial public support for the trial of close to 80% almost halved by the end of the 1973–74 winter amid safety concerns for children and criticisms from the construction and agricultural industries. The trial was abandoned prematurely”

The US tried year-round daylight saving time in 1973. Here’s what happenedThe Sunshine Protection Act, which the House approved by a bipartisan vote of 308–117 Tuesday, would implement year-round daylight saving time nationwidewww.independent.co.uk