Wenbo Quaye stands down from Ecology at sixty-eight, to the orchard benches and the long game of stones.
Generation 4
Wenbo Quaye
74, retired to the orchard benches.
- Born
- Year 109, Day 351
- Department
- Ecology
- Parents
- Farida Quaye · Walid Singh
- Partner
- Oluwaseun Merriweather
- Children
- Helm Merriweather · Pranav Merriweather · Chengdong Merriweather · Edmund Merriweather
- “What the Lantern Leaves” — a quilt, Year 143, Day 69
- “Five Waters Standing” — a poem, Year 150, Day 274
- “Sunless Window, Patient Anchor” — a quilt, Year 174, Day 213
Wenbo Quaye has made a quilt called “Sunless Window, Patient Anchor.” Asked what it means, he says it means about nine years of evenings.
Wenbo Quaye finishes a poem: “Five Waters Standing.” It shows in the commons through the week.
Oluwaseun Merriweather and Wenbo Quaye name their son Edmund. The nursery lamps stay warm.
Born on the night watch: Chengdong Merriweather, generation 5. The ship holds 870 souls tonight.
Oluwaseun Merriweather and Wenbo Quaye name their son Pranav. The nursery lamps stay warm.
Wenbo Quaye finishes a quilt: “What the Lantern Leaves.” It shows in the commons through the week.
Oluwaseun Merriweather and Wenbo Quaye name their daughter Helm. The nursery lamps stay warm.
A joining in Ring D: Wenbo Quaye and Oluwaseun Merriweather. The pressing of cider is authorized.
Wenbo Quaye, sixteen, takes the soil keeper apprenticeship in Ecology.
Farida Quaye is delivered of a son on the night watch. The child is called Wenbo.