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Tag Archives: resilience
Shift, Part 2
I’ve been living with an income decrease for almost 6 months now. I prepared for the “eventful” decrease with the help of one of my sons who has some financial savvy. I’m on a scary end of this financial learning … Continue reading
edge of transformation
Climate change is rearranging our seasons here in the high desert. Maybe our autumns are lasting longer. Spring and summer are merging into a short spring and a longer summer. I can’t say that summer is hotter, but it’s longer … Continue reading
Posted in agroecology, climate change, dryland restoration, Nature, resilience, sustainability education, sustainable agriculture
Tagged agricultural intelligences, climate change, drylands agriculture, farm-based learning, micro-eco farming, mojave desert, nature, resilience, sustainability, sustainable agriculture, women farming
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on the bad days…
I was thinking of my life 10 years ago. Just 10 years ago. Another lifetime. I was just past 50 years old. Felt very young. Felt like I was on my way. Life was full. Lots going on. My kids … Continue reading
emotional violence
Apparently we women aren’t talking about the devastation of being played as much as we could. We would do well to share this kind of pain more, lest we think we’re alone when we are not. To this day, I … Continue reading
Posted in family, gray divorce, Life changes, resilience
Tagged emotional intelligence, gray divorce, resilience
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drought, wildfire, and burning (freeway) bridges
The very dry summer of 2014 turned into the dry fall of 2014, just as the very dry summer of 2013 became the dry winter of 2013. The very dry winter of 2014 became the dry spring of 2015 and … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, community, fire season, Nature, resilience
Tagged california wildfires, climate change, fire season, mojave desert, nature, resilience, spiritual ecologies, weather
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farming the desert?
No. Not really. Yesterday I received a couple of messages on Facebook about “farming the desert.” I think it may have been because I have been posting internet links concerning California’s current and long-lasting drought. More than one inquiry that … Continue reading
Posted in agroecology, climate change, dryland restoration, Nature, resilience, socioecological intelligence, sustainability education, sustainable agriculture
Tagged agricultural education, agricultural intelligences, agricultural literacy, agroecology, climate change, collaborative research, drylands agriculture, environmental education, farm-based learning, micro-eco farming, mojave desert, permaculture, resilience, socioecological intelligence, sustainability, sustainability education, sustainable agriculture, women farming
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small losses
So I mourned the loss of my marriage. And maybe even more, I mourned the loss of my hopes for the marriage. On and off, over the last couple of years I’ve thought about how much loss there has been … Continue reading
Posted in disability, gray divorce, Life changes, resilience, spiritual ecologies
Tagged gray divorce, resilience, spiritual ecologies
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running its course
I see that walking away from my marriage, although I didn’t want to do it initially, is completely in my best interest. Really, it was my ex who walked away. He wanted a new life, in a new place, with … Continue reading
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Tagged gray divorce, resilience, spiritual ecologies
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pain, reconsidered
Pain does some weird things to a person. Over the last 48 hours I’ve moved from contentment to dread to deep discomfort with my discomfort. In the process, I hit a brick wall of fear and sadness. Pretty typical. Depression … Continue reading
freeze frame
I wrote this yesterday evening and hesitated posing it. Not for any reason, just did. Yesterday was the kind of day, had you come to the high desert, you’d want to linger for a bit. Today I want to put … Continue reading