I was 12 years old, returning to this country permanently, after years of an exile forced upon me due to my fathers career. I was blessed with new friends, when much to my disgruntled heart, I was forcefully taken on a 8 day hike in Glacier National Park.
My father, a borderline insane conservationist, gave me no …
Though I like inhabitat, a blog I’ve been reading thanks to both Kait and John, I found it interesting that they have a seperate gift guide for boys and girls.
The girls list containing this dollhouse from playtoys.
The boys list containing the PedoBike,
and a cool give a goat suggestion.
I know which gift …
Today is Hiroshima Day, the 63rd anniversary of the first atomic bomb attack in history.
The Doomsday Clock sits at 5 minutes to twelve. Advancing two minutes in January of 2007 a reflection of global failures to solve the problems posed by nuclear weapons and the climate crisis, the decision by the Bulletin’s Board of …
Blog Action Day.
With so many fine blogs out there, Tree Hugger, Climate of Our Future, The Nature Conservatory, and so on, all covering the environment in very qualified ways, I’m taking the self indulgent track once again, on to a lane less traveled.
The waves.
To be alone on the water is a …
