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Here Come the Cicadas

May 19, 2021May 19, 2021

I have always been fascinated by cicadas – the periodical ones that emerge every 13 or 17 years in a frenzy of feeding and mating. … Read more

Tags celebration, cicadas, cycles, environment, equinox, Solstice, time

Writing Drought

May 12, 2021May 12, 2021

When a writing drought lasts so long you think you’ve hit the aridification stage.

Tags aridification, depression, drought, mental health, writing, writing workshop

In the Trees

May 9, 2021May 5, 2021

Trees are so much more than just stalks of wood.

Tags Charlotte Gill, communication, David George Haskell, golden spruce, John Vaillant, Katie Holten, Mother tree, mycorrhizae, Peter Wohlleben, Richard Powers, tree alphabet, tree planters, trees

Nostalgia, or Pining for the Mountains

April 28, 2021April 28, 2021

Is it possible to return to a happier point in your life and relive it in the present day?

Tags hiking, mountain life, mountains, nostalgia, outdoors, Rocky Mountains

Small Things

April 21, 2021

Celebrating the small things with mini garden stories.

Tags depression, gardening, mental health, nature, paying attention, twitter

Roadtripping

April 14, 2021

Is our life of roadtrips behind us, or do we still have a couple of them in us?

Tags Alberta, british columbia, dogs, driving, Okanagan, road trip, travel, western canada

Seen Last Week

April 9, 2021April 7, 2021

This past week was a busy one for seeing new things in the garden.

Tags birds, flowers, gardening, gardens, snakes, spring, veggie garden

Gardening Thoughts

March 31, 2021

The other day I was digging in the garden, turning over the cover crop in the raised beds and burying it under a layer of … Read more

Tags chores, correlation, cover crop, depression, gardening, health, pandemic, spring, veggie garden, weather

Measuring Winter Snow

March 24, 2021

University of Saskatchewan researchers have developed a model to distribute snow over complex terrain.

Tags John Pomeroy, numerical modelling, science, snow, snowpack, University of Saskatchewan, water

Spring 2021

March 17, 2021

Spring is coming – the equinox comes on Saturday March 20th!

Tags equinox, gardening, insects, plants, spring
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