Monthly Archives: May 2016

Abby is listening carefully. So should we. Grateful for the presence of Kshama Kawant.

My long dead first husband, an architect who loved to experiment with new types of design that married function to form and materials, would have approved. And, it’s priced right: $8000. Not even as much as a yurt! Having lived in a … Continue reading →

Ponder this. And, if you live in an existing suburb, imagine doing the same beautiful thing, within existing parameters. Why keep on building new systems which extract more and more materials and energy from our Mother Earth when we can … Continue reading →

Ponder this, how permaculture not only grows our food but regenerates human community.

Like John Pilger in the post below, I too, am struck by just how silent is not just the media, and not just the presidential candidates, but the American people, including my own friends and family. Does this mean that even … Continue reading →

I returned late last night from a three day workshop in Elgin Illinois, painting “My Beloved Little Girl” with eight other women, all but one at or approaching crone age. I was fortunate to be able to sit in a … Continue reading →

And it’s terrific. So grateful. Artist’s Unofficial Anthem for Bernie Sanders Is Going Viral