
In 1975, I biked my dog to Stanford campus. At Tressider Union, I drank coffee. He rested under the table. Afterwards, we stopped at Lake Lag. Cas retrieved sticks, swimming murky water. “Two-thirds what it was,” the old timers said.
In 2012, my niece moved into a dorm that backed onto a weedy, muddy shadow of Lake Lag. I expected it to fill with rainy season water. No luck, dry like this year.
Hundred year drought we’re in. Arsenic blows off a drying Great Salt Lake, a hazard to fish and people. Climate cycle, climate change, it’s too damn hot.
Thank you Monica for your sadly true, eloquent description of the agony of our times.
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Hi Louisa, Thanks for reading! I’m sure you watch this daily in your hot climate.
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The last week in “Politics” (reference to SCOTUS) just demonstrated how very sad this time in our history is and how inappropriate they are behaving.
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