A garden which grows true to its own laws is not a wilderness, yet not entirely artificial either.
— From A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander.
A garden which grows true to its own laws is not a wilderness, yet not entirely artificial either.
— From A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander.
Dirty Joe was a crow and a friend of my father’s when he was a child. When my father was nine years old he took an egg from a crow’s nest, hatched it, then raised Dirty Joe to be his pet. My dad would feed him cereal to give him strength when young, and kept him inside a cardboard box until Dirty Joe could fly and fend for himself. When that day came Dirty Joe would sleep outside in a tree while my father left his window open on the second floor of his family’s farmhouse in Chilmark. My father had no alarm clock then.