Every so often, I try to clean up my phone... I go through the photo gallery and delete all the stuff that takes up so much room that the ancient (by iPhone standards) artefact will stop making clunking sounds when it powers up... but for some reason, when I get to all the little screenshots … Continue reading The Secret – a poem by Denise Levertov
The Dark Season is here, and my dinner table is about to be given over to a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle. I feel a bit sheepish about confessing the grandma-ness of this, but I haven’t had to write a resume for over a decade, so I am now liberated of having to impress anyone with … Continue reading The Puzzle of Two-Eyed Seeing
because thanks, shout-outs and grassroots successes should be widely read and celebrated, we reprint this letter to the editor, via Signal Hill PAC Signal Hill Elementary Parent Advisory Council (PAC), and students in Pemberton, would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all those individuals, local families, local businesses and sponsors who supported the rebuilding … Continue reading They shoot and score
Celebrate abundance with the Pemberton Community at the 2019 Fall Clothing Swap! Recycle your previously loved clothing, outdoor apparel, shoes and or accessories for a new treasure! Unite in collective action to divert and reduce textile waste in the sea to sky! SWAP, don't shop! Enjoy music by Cayley Fee and learn about environmental stewardship … Continue reading Clothing Swap at the Pemberton Community Centre gym, Nov 23, 1pm
When Tanina Williams shared this thread from reddit, that science can't solve our environmental challenges right now... that we need a spiritual and cultural transformation, to deal with the root causes, which are selfishness, greed and apathy, she added her own comment, that one of the solutions is "Learning culture by way of being care … Continue reading Honour the Stewards: check out this beautiful gallery of photos from the Cedar Brushing Ceremony at Joffre Lakes
Two months ago, I drove through Pemberton and one of the most beautiful 14 year old kids I know, was standing in the middle of the roundabout, shaking a sign and punching his fist in the air. The Climate Strikes had come to Pemberton. Nice work, gang, I thought. Good for you. I honked my horn in … Continue reading Finding the right outlet
