Entropy in Action
LalaSphere
- Location
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Birthday
- June 06
- Company
- www.breakingenglish.org
- Bio
- writer. traveler. linguaphile. perpetual explorer, fallen urbanite.
Larissa was born in a plateau of volcanic
earth 932 meters above sea level. She is a lover of glaciers, the beluga, travels through countries with creative plumbing,
and is adamantly opposed to the bombing of the moon.
She's working on a creative non-fictional piece "Breaking English," and other Super-Secret Things. She's also an emerging photographer. She accepts cookies and tips.
MY RECENT POSTS
- On leaving this world: for
Taylor, Jenny and all of us
January 23, 2012 04:30PM - Beginnings and Endings: A tale
of circumnavigation, journey,
and how Photography returns to
Writing
February 24, 2011 04:03PM - First Twilight of the First
Sunset of the First day of
2011
January 03, 2011 03:42PM - New Year’s Wishes on the Eve
of 2011
December 31, 2010 10:07PM - Apocalypse Now: Chicken-Proof
Fence & Containment Politics
December 15, 2010 02:08PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “thank you for writing
vzn - it is indeed a tragedy
that
someone with so much
beau…”
January 25, 2012 01:10AM - “Thank you, Conrad. I
have more images that tell a
story, but
figuring out how
to…”
December 06, 2010 11:55PM - “Being a newbie in this
forum, it is interesting to
hear the
perspectives
already…”
December 06, 2010 03:09PM - “I would love to hear
more of Lee Lee's
adventures... surely
there are
more "…”
December 02, 2010 01:20PM - “very interesting. Thank
you for sharing!”
December 02, 2010 02:35AM
LalaSphere's Links
On leaving this world: for Taylor, Jenny and all of us
This weekend a young man I met decided to leave this world. Â I met him only once – on a typical sunny summer day, we sailed together aboard Joe’s boat for a quick but glorious day crossing to Eagle Harbor. Â Taylor was lovely, but shy and quiet – it was his… Read full post »
Beginnings and Endings: A tale of circumnavigation, journey, and how Photography returns to Writing
Almost 3 years ago, I started on a new path: flying from Seattle to the southernmost tip of South America, I embarked on a journey with a handful of pages of my family’s story and a deep, overdue desire to return to my birthplace, a country I hadn’t visited in over… Read full post »
First Twilight of the First Sunset of the First day of 2011
One of the advantages of being sick is that one's plans are scattered to the winds, leading to unexpected surprises. This includes sleeping poorly (leading to being up for a lovely sunrise on Jan 1), and not being able to spend a weekend hiking in the snows of Mount
… Read full post »New Year’s Wishes on the Eve of 2011
by Mt Shuksan on a splendid PNW day
Ah… to survive snowpocalypses, blizzards, whiteouts and hypothermia only to find oneself properly humbled by a virus. I had originally planned to spend the New Years with friends at a lodge at Mount Baker, but now, recently ill, it may… Read full post »
Apocalypse Now: Chicken-Proof Fence & Containment Politics
A climb to Artist Point where Canada, Hawaii & WA collide
on top of the ridge framed against Mount
Shuksan's sweeping glacier... A few images from a jaunt
to Artist Point (a 5.5 mile snowshoe trek with 1200' elevation
gain), a viewpoint located on the Kulshan ridge in the Northern
Cascades range of Washington state, affording 360 degree v… Read full post »
Tales of a Vashon Farm: a city girl's SURVIVAL guide
Farm Adventures part 1: Day 4 begins late, at 7 am. I wake up in a wash of sheets twisting about me like a cummerbund to the sound of Alpha rooster, crowing. Demanding. I pivot my legs towards the edge of a bed too expansive for One, torpid, limbs propelling me with all the… Read full post »
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