Water On My Mind
The spring peepers are slowly quietening down as the crickets start to come out; I swear I heard one under the living room window the … Read more
The spring peepers are slowly quietening down as the crickets start to come out; I swear I heard one under the living room window the … Read more
The light is changing as we slide into autumn. It pools, viscous and gold, on the leaves of the catalpa trees that have finally grown … Read more
We live in strange times indeed when it rains at the summit of a cold ice cap like Greenland.
Lately I feel like I’ve been waiting for many things – but how productive is waiting, really?
The recent Pacific Northwest heatwave has implications for future climate in this region.
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
When a writing drought lasts so long you think you’ve hit the aridification stage.
Long term drought is being reclassified as aridification.
This past Sunday and Monday we had the excitement of observing both a rare thunderstorm and the measures taken to fight the resulting wildfires.