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Union Shadows

Nov 19, 2008 Americana, Metropolis

UnionShadows

Originally uploaded by Ron Coleman

Washington, DC makes it look easy!

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Flower husband

Feb 19, 2008 Narcissus Rex

Flower husbandOriginally uploaded by Ron Coleman.

Not much blogging. Somebody is in the hospital. Not terribly “serious,” thank God, but quite the distraction, and inconvenience. Pain, too. Broken bone kind of thing.

A wise and warmhearted friend recommended a flower purchase when I ran home after the patient was admitted, and as usual she was right. Now the patient would not want her image on the Internet under the best of circumstances; and even I admit that in the hospital there’s nothing photogenic going on.

So here’s this. Actually, it is cute, isn’t it? Me, the terrifying (and highly ranked! and viewed!) corporate litigation attorney, and some peachy roses.

Almost humanizes me.

Well, you need not answer. But that’s all I’ve got for you today.

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