Tuesday, February 07, 2012

Talk to Your Neighbors (& #OccupyLaughter)

In this digital age, we’ve all experienced situations in which a text message or e-mail was misconstrued because the person on the receiving end could not discern tone. Without the facial expressions, physical gestures, and vocal inflections gathered during face-to-face conversation, communication can often be challenging.

With that in mind, I am unilaterally announcing: “Face-to-Face February.” One month to explore the value of human contact and the role it can play in saving our eco-system.

Read my new article here

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One of my recent photos:

You gotta stand fer something

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Poem: “haiku intervention"


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Sunday, February 05, 2012

#Occupy for the Multi-Legged

Too often, we humans like to see ourselves as above or perhaps not even connected to the “animal” kingdom. But the more we learn about the species we underestimate, the more we can adjust our perceptions and behavior towards a more earth-friendly way of life.

Simple suggestion: Don’t demonize insects when it’s us humans who are treating the planet like it’s an orbiting outhouse.

Read my new article here

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One of my recent photos:

#Cranium

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Poem: “look who’s back"


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Wednesday, February 01, 2012

#Occupy for Rivers



The United States is home to more than 250,000 rivers. Of those 3.5 million miles of river:

*235,000 miles have been channelized
*More than 600,000 miles are impounded behind dams
*More than 25,000 miles have been dredged for navigation

Read my new article here

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One of my recent photos:

Ain’t it grand?

(More new pics here)

(Even more new pics here)

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Poem: “haiku pusher"


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