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Tag Archives: primate
The Walking Primate
I sometimes say that walking saved my life. That’s not the literal truth, but there were many days when it felt like that. Conversely, there were days when even walking around the grocery store felt like an impossibly painful chore … Continue reading
Practicing the Everyday
Just in case it isn’t obvious, one of the reasons I’m writing this blog is to share my practice of being present in everyday life. Like most of us, I’ve spent many years not exactly in this mode – in … Continue reading
Posted in Just an Everyday Life
Tagged appreciation, comfortable with uncertainty, everyday, grandchild, pema chodron, practice, primate, religiosity
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Fish on the Ceiling, Fish on the Plate
I love that we are related to fish. Fish are kind of an art theme in our home. Years ago, I made a random online bid for a trio of ceramic fish as part of a fundraiser for the Planning … Continue reading
Posted in A Warming Planet, Humans Love Food!
Tagged art, ceiling art, fish, primate, sustainable fishing
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High School English Teacher & Six-Legged Giant
I happened to recently reconnect with my wonderful high school English teacher from long ago in Los Angeles, or more specifically, the Valley. Yes, I admit it, I’m a southern to northern California transplant, but that was 45 years ago … Continue reading
Posted in A Warming Planet
Tagged biodiversity, California, Dryococelus australis, evolution, extinction, high school memories, primate, Santa Cruz, tree lobster
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