Red Cedar
More apocalypse, less angst
Month: February 2019
Post #3150: Getting prioritized
Every week I have a list of things I want to accomplish, and every week I fall short of those things. That might suggest I should limit my items, or realistically assess what’s possible, but given that I don’t miss my goals by much… Continue Reading “Post #3150: Getting prioritized”
Post #3149: Radiant light
I spent the weekend at a meditation/study retreat in the city on the topic of Dogen’s Radiant Light – though I didn’t feel radiant or light, bogged down with a cold as I was. In fact, I was *that* person in the zendo. The… Continue Reading “Post #3149: Radiant light”
Post #3148: The small and the scrappy
I think sewing with scraps week has already come and gone for 2019, but for some reason I’ve been quite captivated with scrap and fat quarter sewing recently. It started with sewing zip pouches out of vintage Japanese fabrics a few weeks ago: Since… Continue Reading “Post #3148: The small and the scrappy”
Post #3147: This quieter life
We’ve finally got some snow on the west coast, which means it’s officially our one week of winter. We got a few inches last night, with more on the way today and tomorrow. There is very little moving around in my neighbourhood at the… Continue Reading “Post #3147: This quieter life”
Post #3146: What am I doing here anyway?
I started this blog almost 15 years ago (May is my blogiversary) with the express intention of documenting the signs of environmental apocalypse that were apparent to me, as a communicator in a resource management field, but not really being framed in such a… Continue Reading “Post #3146: What am I doing here anyway?”
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