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The Garibaldi Fish and the Barrio Logan Referendum Vote

January 2, 2014 by Will Falk

Listen to the Garibaldi fish

By Will Falk

Garibaldi fish have a lot to say about the Barrio Logan Referendum Vote.

I learned this the other day snorkeling in La Jolla Cove when a Garibaldi fish attacked me. The fish, named after the Italian freedom fighter Giuseppe Garibaldi, sprang out of thick plants as an orange flash thumping me square between the eyes on my mask.

I swam too close to a Garibaldi fish family nest threatening the babies. Garibaldi fish will attack any predators that may eat their young no matter how large including sharks and humans.

The Garibaldi fish, in his actions and even his name, demonstrates a basic law of life: When an intruder threatens the physical well-being of you and your loved ones, in a home you’ve lived in for generations, you protect your body and the body of your loved ones.   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Activism, Battle for Barrio Logan, Editor's Picks

The Sky Over San Diego Harbor

December 21, 2013 by Will Falk

By Will Falk

early one day I was walking

down by Mission Beach

with the sky over San Diego harbor

and we saw a lot of strange things
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Filed Under: Books & Poetry, Culture, Encore

(A Poem) for Pu’eska

December 14, 2013 by Will Falk

By Will Falk

Dakwish
that old cannibal is back
I heard he was dead
but ever since
the Granite Construction Company
came around Temecula
wanting to drill holes in Pu’eska
I’ve had my doubts

the way I heard the old stories
Dakwish wanted to eat everyone
he liked fat old ladies and little boys best
but he’d eat anyone
kill them
then pound them up with a pestle
crunching up bones
so they’d be easy to swallow…   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Books & Poetry, Culture Tagged With: Temecula

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