Red Cedar
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Month: December 2007
"We need the possibility of escape…"
It’s quiet here at work this morning though I find myself busy anyway – tying up loose ends, finalizing a report, sending emails for meetings in the new year… I’ve got a calendar with bookings until the end of April and a series of… Continue Reading “"We need the possibility of escape…"”
2007: A catalogue of events
Life in 2007 was pretty damned interesting, and I daresay a little less stressful than 2006. The most notable events (in no particular order) were: Winning a spot on the national bargaining team for my union. Taking a trip to Anza Borego and the… Continue Reading “2007: A catalogue of events”
2007: A catalogue of things read
One of the reasons I started this blog (almost 4 years ago now), was because of a comment my friend Anarchocyclist made when we were in the same activist collective – that he would like to see lists of what it was I was… Continue Reading “2007: A catalogue of things read”
My favourite photo….
from the holidays: For more photos from Kyla’s solstice party (and a few of some cormorants I took on the 24th) check out the Solstice and cormorants set on Flickr.
The long-awaited statement.
All 9000 words of Darren’s statement are now posted at his website. Please go there to download his essay Fired Back: Some words in response to Operation Backfire.
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