Just Like Me, Namaste, and the Golden Rule
There is a blessed commonality among people that we can support.
There is a blessed commonality among people that we can support.
These redwoods were painted as a metaphor to keep in mind.
This is an important book about environmental destruction; it is an intense but necessary read.
This is a remarkable book on the history of environmentalism from two diametrically opposite perspectives.
Our farmer’s market is a regular, fun, Saturday morning event, that I am so very grateful for. Check out why in these photos!
Check out the photos here of September 2020 from our garden. Both the food and the flowers have been wonderful.
Enjoy the vibrance of our farmer’s market scene in these photos, and I recommend frequenting the one nearest you!
I can’t encourage you enough to frequent your farmer’s market…
This is an important, urgent, epic book. The writing is stunning, impressive, poetic, and filled with detailed facts. The story is vastly pertinent, and so very needed to avert our imminent and collective eco-suicide.
Farmer’s markets are this– local, personal, in season, organic, varied, human scale, community building, low carbon, low waste, non-monoculture, delicious, and beautiful. Support them.
The fact that we are inseparable is unavoidable, since one God made –and maintains– us all and we are forever unified in that.
You would avoid contaminants and corruption in other ways. Please don’t imbibe them in your body.
Wisdom demands that we take steps to prevent dire conditions. Many steps have already been taken. What can you do?
This biography of Alexander Von Humboldt is brilliantly researched, pragmatically told, and wildly relevant. I give it five stars.
My husband got an amazing butternut squash harvest this year. Some are over 4 feet long…