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    These photographs are just a few I have taken over the last ten years at The Albany Bulb, also known as the Landfill, the Waterfront and just The Bulb. It is a place I feel passionate about. That much is obvious. There are many of us who believe that this piece of the much hyped Eastshore State Park should have been left untouched and unmanaged - because it is a unique example of what happens when a place naturally and organically self regulates. But the dogma of 'preservation' and 'conservation areas' 'resource protection', 'habitats' and 'liability' overrules all individual identity. They cannot leave anything untouched, un-designed. It is as if if they (the park planners) didn't make it, it has no value. Rules, guidelines, regulations, interpretive signage, fences, safety, sanctioned art - it leaves nothing to the imagination. That is what the landfill meant to us - a place of unlimited imagination.
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August 20, 2007

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Deb in Minnesota

It's interesting. My mother was mostly there physically except for the time when she tried to commit suicide and was away receiving care. Yes, that felt to me like a type of leaving me. I know that my child brain and emotions thought it was about me or because of me.

As I said, she was mostly there physically but not there emotionally. Hmmmm, so in my adulthood I subconsciously chose women who would leave me. They were not the staying around type. At least I'm aware of this now.

Of the fears you spoke of in a "settled down" relationship, the one that scares me the most is boredom.

I love (there's that word again) that quote by Piglet...


gwnn

nice to see that i am not the only one who feels comfort with her past loves. it's like this to me: if i cared enough to share my body and my love with you, i care enough to never want to lose you . . . regardless if they move into the heart-space of another.

i too am riddled, at the thought of forth coming despair should she walk away forever. i covet, less and less, the "charmed life of couple-dom", but i do desire a sense of permanancy when it comes to my ex lovers. go into the wild world and share the beauty that is you, i tell them. but remember that you have a home like no other deep within the channels of this river called my heart.

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