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One Year

July 28, 2021

It’s been a year since my dad passed away, and I’m still coming to terms with it.

Tags death, family, father, grief, time

Waiting

July 21, 2021

Lately I feel like I’ve been waiting for many things – but how productive is waiting, really?

Tags BC wildfire, dogs, drought, mental health, waiting, wildfire, writing, writing practice

On Being a Dog Person

July 14, 2021

Being a dog person means breaking your heart every time you lose a dog.

Tags cancer, dog person, dogs, family, grief, loss, puppies

Heatwave Aftermath

July 7, 2021July 7, 2021

Heatwaves in the Pacific Northwest are bad news for the coastal temperate rainforest.

Tags climate change, ecosystems, forests, heatwave

Heatwave!

June 30, 2021

The recent Pacific Northwest heatwave has implications for future climate in this region.

Tags climate change, drought, extreme weather, heat dome, heatwave, weather, wildfire

Shifting Baseline Syndrome

June 23, 2021

Two weeks ago I read an article in our regional newspaper about the drought on Vancouver Island and I thought “drought, what drought?” It seemed … Read more

Tags drought, gardening, rain, shifting baselines, temperature, western canada, wildfire

Another Illness

June 16, 2021June 16, 2021

Well I already have one chronic illness, why not add another?

Tags bipolar, blood sugar, diabetes, diet, exercise, finger prick, psychiatric drugs

What is “Nature?”

June 9, 2021June 9, 2021

What if we excised “nature” and “wilderness” from our language – how would we relate to the natural world?

Tags language, Michelle Nijhuis, nature, nature writing, wilderness, William Cronon, writing

The Salt Path and The Wild Silence

June 2, 2021

This past week I read two books by Raynor Winn, a UK nature writer. The Salt Path is the first, which was followed by The … Read more

Tags Backpacking, hiking, Iceland, nature writing, outdoors, Raynor Winn, The Salt Path, The Wild Silence, UK, wilderness, writing

Feeling Human

May 26, 2021

We don’t realize what the pandemic has taken away from us until we go out in public and remember what it’s like to be amongst people again.

Tags COVID-19, introvert, pandemic, people, public, society, vaccination, vaccine
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