above, below, bursting through

I dont think I mentioned Ilana Halperin, though she has been on my mind. I have a book where she writes " Jim said to me, a volcano buries itself. It perpetually erases its own history. A volcanologist explained the nature of love to me. He said, you love what you get to know, what you pay attention to and therefore become more aware of. This is not a passive form of love.
This is how I feel about the volcano." She boiled milk in the 100 degree geothermal water of an active volcano crater.
Small actions, with thoughts of deep time. http://www.ilanahalperin.com/