The Considerate, the Oblivious, and the Mean
First – this is not really a sustainability post. It is a biking post. Second – this is not 100% serious. It is cynical, and […]
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Process, Products, and Politics
My last blog was titled “to LEED or not to LEED” and discussed the use of the LEED guidance and rating system developed by the […]
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Oh, such a loaded title. Loaded because of the moment we find ourselves in. Part of this written reflection is based on my own work […]
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We Gather for Transition
My son and I decided to take a local hike last week, rather than “bag” another three Adirondack High Peaks. We are at 37 of […]
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COVID Contradictions
I just watched Hamilton via streaming, and I am blown away. Not just by the musical, which I did see live awhile back (a touring […]
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This is a challenging time. We need to not just balance, but hold nearly conflicting ideas in our minds and hearts simultaneously. The yin cannot […]
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All or Nothing?
I biked to Troy again this weekend, the first ride of what I hope to be a weekly endeavor. The farmers’ market is still occurring […]
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COVID Contemplations: Local is Key
In a previous blog post I mentioned that I was attacked on twitter for celebrating my neighborhood and my ability to enjoy a neighbor’s company […]
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COVID Contemplations: Crafting Normalcy
Hoarding seem to be one of the hallmarks of this pandemic. I suspect that is normal for anything affecting a huge swath of our communities […]
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COVID Contemplations: Defensive, Anyone?
There are several things I have learned during this pandemic, and I will explore them over the next couple of posts. They tie into issues […]
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