by Toni | Apr 7, 2023 | Be Simple, Come Home, Live Green
Do you ever find yourself coming back to something—a painting, a poem, a place in the landscape or an old photograph but not knowing why you continually return? The compulsion is apparently strong but the reasoning escapes you. I feel that way about the poem Four...
by Toni | Apr 4, 2023 | Be Simple, Come Home, Live Green
by Virginia Woulfe-Beili If there is to be a current of hope, it needs to ride on a renewable wave, a watt that does not harm A current that runs in both directions to harness the energy of the sun, the force of the wind and the power of the ocean. A current that does...
by Toni | Mar 28, 2023 | Be Simple, Come Home, Live Green
by Betsy Slosar A restrictive illness during January and February kept me sidelined. When CCC emails started arriving with plans for this year’s “40 days” project, I realized that my situation presented a unique opportunity and decided to spend my un-invited “down...
by Toni | Mar 14, 2023 | Be Simple, Come Home, Live Green
By Max Pohlman Every civilization has its Great Work to do depending on the circumstances in which it is embedded, according to cultural historian Thomas Berry, and he names our present task as, “moving modern industrial civilization from its present devastating...
by Toni | Mar 9, 2023 | Be Simple, Come Home, Live Green
by Sally Burgess My friend Max and I share a love of Rob Brezny’s work. His nearly 400-page tome called PRONOIA is filled with zany optimism, which teeters between nonsensical and brilliant. For instance: “In the future we will wear magic underwear made from eagle...
