"The day I joined my community garden marked not just the beginning of my healing, but also the start of my family’s suburban homesteading journey."
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If you find me looking tired & stranded, the best thing to do is pop me onto a flower. If there aren’t any flowers around, a few drops of sugar water (made from equal parts water & white sugar) can really help. Remember to leave me outside, so I can 'bee' on my way asap! #bee
We still have a few spaces left - escape the winter and come join our San Ignacio Lagoon Trip to visit the gray whales in one of their mating and birthing lagoons. This year we are really fortunate to have an... https://t.co/JyrP621UGT
I feel optimistic about the future because humanity seems to be growing more mature; scientists are paying more attention to our inner values, to the study of mind and the emotions. There is a clear desire for peace and concern for the environment.
We're all poised to become snowbirds - without moving south> Want to know what your city will feel like in 2080? Look 500 miles south. https://t.co/r31NLgTGT2 @alealebee for @NatGeo
Part of the work of healing our relationship with soil is unearthing and relearning the lessons of soil reverence from the past.
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The first drawback of anger is that it destroys our inner peace; the second is that it distorts our view of reality. If we think about this and come to understand that anger is really unhelpful, that it is only destructive, we can begin to distance ourselves from anger.