Here’s to the Makers
Here’s to the makers From kids with box forts, to contractors, to bakers. And thanks, sincere thanks, to all who put hands to work needed […]
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Here’s to the makers From kids with box forts, to contractors, to bakers. And thanks, sincere thanks, to all who put hands to work needed […]
Continue reading »I, like hopefully most of us, have been working from home and sequestering for over two weeks, now. I expect that this will be the […]
Continue reading »Here I sit, struggling to maintain stay-at-home and physical distancing rules in the time of COVID19. I am the sort of person that thrives on […]
Continue reading »I was doing yoga, as I sometimes do, and in the opening pose the instructor said that the full benefits of practice can only be […]
Continue reading »One of the biggest challenges (I wanted to say frustrations) in the efforts of a change agent is the balance between moving forward into a […]
Continue reading »Diversity is not about more. It’s about filling in the gap in knowledge with essential, locationally specific information and insights.
Continue reading »What I’ve learned about me, the world, and how we can effect things.
Continue reading »We are facing an imperative that can be met if we change our perspective to build on every success along the way. Join me in changing our perspective, and our shared future.
Continue reading »While on my bicycle, I learn about my community, local history, local foods and goods, and discover also a bit about myself. Care to join me?
Continue reading »It’s an important book that informs and challenges. “A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things” is such a book. Read on for a few of the challenging ideas I encountered.
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