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a baptismal journey along the Salish sea

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November 16, 2017November 16, 2017

There is no stewarding the Anthropocene

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April 30, 2013March 21, 2019

When the Inexpensive is Too Costly

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Happy Easter 🌷 Christ is risen 🌅

IT’S REALLY REAL!!

This is a seasonal tree blossom photo. Please enjoy. 🌸

Rainwater capture is one of the first steps to replenishing groundwater levels. Rain gardens and roadside swales draw water down and filter it, rather than allowing surface water (with ‘additives’ like car oil) run straight into streams and pipes.

Spring rains gotta go somewhere…. Do you know the state of your groundwater? 💧

We made it to another Monday morning. That is something. Another Monday, another week of falling behind, running on fumes. Do you feel some of that, too? A sense of cumulative exhaustion that might be the weight of the world—even when you know the world isn’t yours to carry. But, there it is.

Happy Birthday @kelnero_bar !!! Keep it up, you’re just getting your legs under you 🥃🧡🥂🍾

Happy Anniversary to us! @garysbestfriend this goes up to 11: years filled with silliness, adventures, moments of chaos, moments of delight, cookies and cocktails, all with style 🥂🍾

Winston demonstrates how to stay cozy when the temperature drops, it’s real snowy, and the heat is running just to keep up to 65F. ❄️⛄️🥶

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