We took the opportunity on this warm late April day to have our first real walk along the lakefront. The lake is deep and wide and holds heat in the autumn and chill in the spring; today it proved true … Continue reading
Passover
Tag Archives: First Nations
Joy as Resistance
A hot day following a string of hot, even all time record-setting days. Bright sun and increasingly muggy conditions abound. The natural world is already quiet at 11 am. It is Independence Day, a holiday for some and a retail … Continue reading
Shamanism and the Great Turning
The weather has turned cold and wet, the landscape a rich tapestry of spring green. How cold? The furnace has been on! The garden is in and the beds are filled with young plants. Jennie has worked hard to get … Continue reading
Memorial Day
A bright, warn evening is underway following days of damp chill. The mosquitoes have backed off a little and people are out enjoying the fading day. This morning we listened to a repeat broadcast of an On Point program about … Continue reading
