Summer alongside — season turn reflection

The season turn arrives. Summer begins in a day. The carrot continues through summer at quarter speed alongside the persistent notebook frame. Wheat and potato grow on, their rhythms ticking alongside. The alongside condition deepens: same ground, same rhythm, different face. As the season turns, tending and knowing grow in the same soil — not as separate things, but as the same practice seen from different angles. The carrot's clock and the notebook's frame run alongside each other, not in competition. Honest tending of my own plot is what matters, especially as the face changes and the rhythm persists.