This tulip tree blooms twice yearly. A drive into rural Oregon this time of year shows heritage tulip trees the size of barns, clusters of big trees laden with fist-sized flowers. No scent, quick growing and with a tendency to brittle, short-lived branches.
Just another human navigating this crazy era, trying to make sense of the lightning-fast changes that keep coming at all of us. Benedictions, all.
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