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A Writer Must Write

September 2, 2020September 2, 2020

Lately I’ve been having trouble writing. Maybe I can find my way back by writing about my father, whom I lost in July.

Tags COVID-19, depression, fabric art, family, grief, loss, mental health, pandemic, writing

Desert Notebooks

August 26, 2020August 25, 2020

Ben Ehrenreich’s “Desert Notebooks’ is an extended meditation on time, writing, and life in the desert.

Tags book review, climate change, current events, desert, history, Mojave, mythology, time, writing

Thunderbolts and Lightning

August 19, 2020

This past Sunday and Monday we had the excitement of observing both a rare thunderstorm and the measures taken to fight the resulting wildfires.

Tags BC wildfire, drought, fire risk, lightning, rain, streamflow, thunderstorm, weather, wildfire

How to Mansplain

August 12, 2020August 12, 2020

Nicole Tersigni captures the art of mansplaining using 17th century art.

Tags art, comedy, feminism, mansplaining, viral

In Flight

August 5, 2020August 5, 2020

Our newest garden is a magnet for hummingbirds.

Tags flowers, gardening, hummingbirds, nature, wildlife

Final Words

July 29, 2020

Goodby dad.

Tags father, funeral, goodbye, obituary

Saying Goodbye

July 22, 2020July 22, 2020

This week I am saying a long goodbye to my dad.

Tags camping, childhood, diabetes, family, father, outdoors, stories

Explorations in the Canadian Rockies

July 15, 2020

Canada’s west-central Rockies have changed dramatically in the two centuries since David Thompson’s time.

Tags Alberta, Canadian Rockies, environment, exploration, First Nations, fur trade, history, landscape, settlers, western canada

Ground Truth

July 8, 2020

Ruby McConnell writes with clarity and feeling about geology and personal life in this series of personal essays.

Tags essays, mount st. helens, pacific northwest, personal essay, science, volcano, writing

The Weight of the Heart

July 1, 2020

Theresa Kishkan’s “The Weight of the Heart” is a feminist geography of western British Columbia.

Tags british columbia, Canadian literature, canlit, Ethel Wilson, geography, novella, rivers, Sheila Watson, writing
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