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Sara Piazza > October 2, 2008. And while I was completely captivated by the trains and the Boston skyline, I almost missed this rainbow, over to my left, on the other side of Cambridge Street.
Sara Piazza > Pilot Hill Beach, Patricia's birthday picnic, August 21, 2007. After two days of chilly winds and murky gray skies, and following an ever-so-brief rain shower, the northwest horizon opened up with a blazing, sun-and-cloud-filled spectacle, and as is inevitable with a bright setting sun shining through the rain-drop-filled atmosphere towards the backdrop of a dark eastern sky, the slightly-dampened, pizza and s'more-eating partyers were treated to this ages-old symbol of hope and affirmation; the cosmos surely saying, "Happy birthday, Patricia."
Sara Piazza > Rainbow Clothesline. This is my actual clothesline in Edgartown. My Sunday school teaching kit for years included these two-yard swatches of color; used for king's robes, water, grass, sky, sea, as well as various other story-telling props, or even for a classroom-sized rainbow, stretched from one side of the room to the other. One gray Vineyard day I thought, "I need a rainbow." I noticed the cloths, retired and folded up on my bookshelf, and decided to make myself a rainbow on my clothesline. I then realized, "What day don't I need a rainbow?" So I left it there for a couple of years, until the cloths finally frayed, faded and wore out. I made a 2' x 3' poster of this image that hangs on my Brookline kitchen wall.
October 2, 2008. And while I was completely captivated by the trains and the Boston skyline, I almost missed this rainbow, over to my left, on the other side of Cambridge Street.
Sara Piazza > October 2, 2008. And while I was completely captivated by the trains and the Boston skyline, I almost missed this rainbow, over to my left, on the other side of Cambridge Street.
October 2, 2008. And while I was completely captivated by the trains and the Boston skyline, I almost missed this rainbow, over to my left, on the other side of Cambridge Street.
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