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Oil Spill Interrupted “Marine biology and environmental experts said they feared the aggressive cleanup operation, during which oil has been set alight and oil-dispersing chemicals have been dumped into the sea, might be more damaging than the oil itself. …. The chemically cleaned up areas have taken the longest to recover and they are still…
Heading to the wine country
Yay, we managed to wake up this morning in time for 6am meditation. What a brilliant way to start the morning of our departure. Exciting day today …. the weather is spectacular and clear, and we’re weaving our way up the coastline towards the wine country. 9 years ago, I completed my Private Pilot’s License…
Solstice Blessings
On this first day of summer, may the blessings of the solstice, the time of the longest day, bring love and gratitude into your daily lives. Here’s a prayer that I feel is fitting as we enter into the turning of another season …. This is the time of year when everything is ripening. This…
Earth Day revisited
Yesterday was such a beautiful day to bless, protect and respect our Mother Earth! Initially slaDE and I had hoped to either plant a tree or pick up garbage, but with 10 cm of recent fallen snow hampering those efforts, I felt the need to contribute in another way … so at work, I simply…
A land of many rivers
Although it was a drizzly foggy day, Kara felt spurred by the thought of visiting both the Comal and Guadalupe Rivers. With a early and bright morning smile, Kara knocked on our door and kick-started our day with a cheer and a roar of excitement. And then we were off, exploring the Comal River via…
And the rain rolls in.
This was our last day camping at New Brighton National Park beach. The luxury of time is on our side, yet again blessed with a new day. A time for multiple barefoot explorations and ease I say! The Capitola Bluffs compel me like a needy lover, and I am mesmerized by the beauty and deliciousness…