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autumn

“I am not well” redux

December 2, 2019October 9, 2019

Lately I’ve been struggling with coming down from a bipolar high and dealing with all that comes along with that. I don’t even need to … Read more

Tags autumn, bipolar, blackandwhite, mental health, mental illness

Saturday Shot: Nov 24

December 2, 2019November 24, 2018

Frost at the Cowichan Estuary, where a walk and some photography helped clear my mind.

Tags autumn, Cowichan, estuary, frost, nature, nature photography, outdoors, photography, plants, vegetation, walking

Saturday Shot: 17 Nov

December 2, 2019November 17, 2018

This week’s photo shoot is – you guessed it – from my yard again. This time of year we have a lot of magnificent fungi … Read more

Tags autumn, ecosystems, gardening, grasses, light, moss, mushrooms, nature photography, photography

Your Job Isn't Who You Are

December 2, 2019November 1, 2017

*Updated 1 Nov to add thanks to @jryancs.  It’s fall. The big leaf maples are shedding their leaves—a profusion of yellow, orange, and red covers … Read more

Tags academia, autumn, bears, communicator, disability, editor, fall, freelance, language, mental health, scicomm, science, Scientist, sciwri, what scientists do, writer

September: The Start of a New Year

December 2, 2019September 20, 2017

We’re halfway through September. The evenings are getting cooler, and we’ve been getting light rain showers every few days. In the mornings when I do … Read more

Tags aging, autumn, cougar, drought, fall, family, Garden, geese, harvest, hornets, La Nina, moving, online community, September, writing
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