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While spending the weekend camping in the Chiricahua Mountains, the oldest and largest prickly pear in our yard bloomed:

Also, it broke 100°F -- the second earliest it has done so on record. Welcome to late spring.
By way of Not Thinking about all that, some links that recently came to my attention:
This year's Lyttle Lytton Contest winners.
The Genji reading companion, including chapter commentaries and comparisons of the Seidensticker & Tyler translations against each other and the original. The project seems to have stalled after 12 chapters, alas, but until then there's good and useful stuff in there.
Sonnet to a Clam by one John Godfrey Saxe.
---L.
Also, it broke 100°F -- the second earliest it has done so on record. Welcome to late spring.
By way of Not Thinking about all that, some links that recently came to my attention:
This year's Lyttle Lytton Contest winners.
The Genji reading companion, including chapter commentaries and comparisons of the Seidensticker & Tyler translations against each other and the original. The project seems to have stalled after 12 chapters, alas, but until then there's good and useful stuff in there.
Sonnet to a Clam by one John Godfrey Saxe.
---L.
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Date: 24 April 2012 07:21 pm (UTC)(That clam poetry was much better than I was to believe!)
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