I wrote this a year after I had concluded nearly 30 years of corporate finance work and moved to Brookings while my husband finished his work commitment in Portland. It was a time I was suddenly free of all commitments, able to walk on the beach at Crissey Field Beach every morning, watching, breathing, listening.… Continue reading →
We were talking about Permaculture in our last meeting and I want to share this paper with you. It was written by Pam Spady, the director of the Heartlight School in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. She wrote this short explanation so that our staff could better understand the concept. I’d love to know what… Continue reading →
I was prompted to write “Broken Promises, Broken Trees by my grief over the barren place where the trees used to be. CLICK HERE: Broken Promises, Broken Trees
This is the first five chapters of My Trees. Silence of the Trees Safe Am I Gifts of the Trees The Witness of the Trees Trees and Property Lines Chapter 6 will be called: One Day at a Time–Coping with the Loss of the Trees CLICK HERE: My Trees
I wrote this from my concern for the environmental distress we are seeing in our beautiful Ocean and posted it in my blog, “Grandma Books’ Blind Faith Journal” on October 27, 2013. I frequently write on ecology issues. Recently at a writer’s conference in Crescent City, I told my fellow writers that I blog on… Continue reading →
