Today's squirrel. Alive and thinking what to do next.
On the armrest of a bench in The Grove stands a doll with a life-like baby face, a pink dress and tiny stockinged feet. It is quite alone, forgotten, sad and disturbing.
In the street I pass a neighbour hauling some sort of trolley. "All the way back from my art class," she says indicating a big plastic bag strapped to the frame. "Oils," I say for want of anything else to say. "It's so heavy," she says.
On the armrest of a bench in The Grove stands a doll with a life-like baby face, a pink dress and tiny stockinged feet. It is quite alone, forgotten, sad and disturbing.
In the street I pass a neighbour hauling some sort of trolley. "All the way back from my art class," she says indicating a big plastic bag strapped to the frame. "Oils," I say for want of anything else to say. "It's so heavy," she says.
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Joyce says the sqirrel is beautiful (and poised) and likes how the backlighting shows its tail.
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