Am sitting on campus near Andrews, between the weepy Chaparral Mulberry and the Contorted European Filbert, watching and listening to the buzz and hum and chirp. I don't know if I've mentioned it but being on campus this summer, even for the brief times between class and work, has been a balm. It's going to be difficult when all of the students return and tramp all over everything. I'm being completely selfish and wrong when I feel like I'm more entitled to enjoy the nature of it but I appreciate on it so hard every day I guess I do feel I've earned it.
European Contorted Filbert, Corylus avellana 'Contorta.'
These branches are probably dead, but they look the most interesting.
Update: The whole time I was writing this I saw a woman through the trees sitting next to the silver tree. When I walked by, it was apparent she was meditating. College. :)
Also of note: I can now use my NCard to buy Runza and Planet Sub. This is very welcome and dangerous news.
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