Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Month: January 2011
Oh Sunday and global anxiety.
Agh. I missed making a post yesterday because I was way too involved in Sunday activities – snow shoeing on Mt. Seymour, playing music, cleaning the house, making dinner for friends, finishing the Žižek book, drinking a little too much wine, ranting and hot-tubbing… Continue Reading “Oh Sunday and global anxiety.”
A Letter to Potential Leadership
(To write your own letter on BC’s Environmental priorities, check out the Wilderness Committee site which gives an option to email all the candidates for leadership at once.) Dear BC Leadership Candidate: As a British Columbia, resource management worker and ecologist – I believe… Continue Reading “A Letter to Potential Leadership”
Equivalence.
There certainly is a great deal of darkness in the dense Congolese jungle — but its causes lie elsewhere, in the bright executive offices of our banks and high-tech companies. In order to truly awaken from the capitalist “dogmatic dream” (as Kant would have… Continue Reading “Equivalence.”
Upcoming Garden Workshops
Just wanted to alert folks in East Van to the Cultivating Food, Cultivating Community workshop series being hosted by Village Vancouver at the Strathcona Community Centre. Check out the Village Vancouver events pages for more information! Sunday, February 6, 2011 | 1:30–4:30pm Food Crops:… Continue Reading “Upcoming Garden Workshops”
Musical envy
I’ve been feeling a pang lately, a sharp poke, a prod — whenever I hear about my former bandmates and other musician friends recording, playing shows, forming other musical projects. Like…. like I miss playing music I suppose. Like I miss being on stage… Continue Reading “Musical envy”
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