Part 3 of Improv, Equity, and Privilege, Oh My! (S2C E8)
I can’t think of a better way to fight the doldrums of February than with the insights, openness, and positivity of TJ Mannix, improv theatre […]
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Pilgrim or Reformer?
This seems an appropriate title for this November reflection, as I sit on my porch still in the time of COVID, in 35 degree weather, […]
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(aren’t we all) Subject2Change
Doncha think it is about time we meet….all the people doing the good work of sustainability? My good friend Lauren and I are trying something […]
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Backward and Incomplete
I say we often do things in a way that is backward and incomplete. What I mean is that we don’t slow down enough to […]
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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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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 […]
Continue reading »Nature Knows: Torpor, or Dormancy
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 […]
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I capitalized “WELL” in the title for the rating system that focuses on the health and well-being of people within the spaces we create. I […]
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Be Brave, Learn, and Celebrate
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 […]
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