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Activists take heart: Twenty years of making a difference
(This comprises the talk I was going to give at Under the Volcano but was unable to. I’ve added onto it a bit, mainly the intro, given the lack of constraints on time in print.) So, a few weeks ago, I got an email… Continue Reading “Activists take heart: Twenty years of making a difference”
The opposite of inspiration.
For the record – the Rockies were amazing – and we had lots of good hiking days despite the fact the weather wasn’t always on its best behaviour. As someone who has always eschewed that part of the province because 1) it’s too close… Continue Reading “The opposite of inspiration.”
You put your left foot in, you put your left foot out….
Back from our holiday in the Rockies and where do I begin. It’s been three days of re-immersion into the city and I’m by turns glad to be home and frustrated with the general political state of things. It doesn’t help that I just… Continue Reading “You put your left foot in, you put your left foot out….”
Advice on action.
I’ve done a bit of a food gloat over at http://amongtheweeds.ca for those of you interested in our harvests and dinners as of late. Despite the frowny weather, we really have been eating out of our garden a lot lately and I’m really quite… Continue Reading “Advice on action.”
Blocking images.
I had a realization while traveling to Courtenay yesterday (driving being good for unbroken periods of reflection which almost no other activity invites) that since the beginning of the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, I have studiously avoided looking at any… Continue Reading “Blocking images.”
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