Ipomoea
By the front door
There are many types of Art
When the summer comes...
De Lucas
Visit after closing
Prelude to a scorcher
Beyond the Summer husk
An old house...
A green bench
Machine that refused money
The place I call home
Neck of the wood
Down the Memory lane
Down the Memory lane
Shaved Ice
Farmer's Market
Farmer's Market
Carmichael
Folsom Kids Play Park
Folsom Kids Play Park
Folsom Kids Play Park
Greens amidst Summer Husk
Sun n' shade
Summer Grass
Prelude to a hot summer day
Husk of Summer....
Riparian woodland
Morning at Willow Creek
Willow Creek morning
The grass is always greener on the other side....
Laughter
A Sewing Machine
Floor mat
I tried to telephone, they said you were not home.…
The Bridge
Hang Massive
Palace of Fine Arts
Palace of Fine Arts
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Sun dial


….A sun dial tracks a moving shadow around its face, the hours are marked with printed numerals. Does the clock count the numbers or do you? Does time exist independently of the mind that counts it? “Whether, if soul did not exist, time would exist or not, is a question that may fairly be asked,” Aristotle mused, “for if there cannot be something to count, there cannot be anything that can be counted.” It’s like the koan about the falling tree in the forest: is coal a clock if there is no scientist to measure its C-14/C-12 ratio? Augustine was resolute: time resides in measuring of it, which makes it solely a property of the human mind. On hears an echo of Augustine in the late physicist Richard Feynman, who pointed out that the dictionary definition of time is circular: time is a period, which is defined as a length of time. Feynman added, “What really matters anyway is not how we define time, but how we measure it. ~ Page 29
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