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The haul will be long for all affected. Sounds like a business opportunity for someone to come and open a better laundromat. Looking forward to Joy speaking from the cloth of Beautiful Colors.
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Great descriptive and a miracle that a “Joy” cloth appears to lift everything out of the misery. Chico I know is overburdened and so much cash and energy is needed to face the enormous task ahead for years probably. (((sigh))) Real estate speculators are already thinking there’s land to grab. I heard the mayor of Paradise upbeat and entirely positive…despite the devastation…she reminded me of you a bit…https://youtu.be/YlBCd8QZZeM
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I am sitting here in a whole house–thinking about what you describe–houses needing to be scraped clean and bare-start over, no water, sewer, laundromat……. Possibly they all wish for the “in between” back. Before they knew how hard it was going to be for so long…at Christmas and for a long time after.
A Maine blogger looked out her window last Christmas and saw the farmhouse next door (not close) on fire–they ran-she and her man– to save the old farmer living there. Moved him into their house until insurance etc provided a new house–6 months. He had no one else. No clothing. Nothing.
I think of that this Christmas. It’s good about the Food stamps. California is kind.LikeLike
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love the drier that kept going & the Joy in your cloth!
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the little drier that could … a small gift from the universe
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It never fails to amaze me how your seemingly random arrays of cloth bits become stories … to come here and watch is like turning the pages of a book
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And also how the maybe slightly less random but still disparate parts of your day become a story. The long haul is something to contemplate. Thank you for putting it before us.
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