The Evening Blues - 6-1-17
Submitted by joe shikspack on Thu, 06/01/2017 - 3:02pm


Morning, I hope your gardens are growing well. Our local farmers market is starting in a couple of weeks. I am looking forward to buying some local vegetables. I always seem to get my garden in a little later than the market farmers.
When this question was posed this week in a diary "3) Where is this big technological fix that will solve the climate change problem?" my thought was no big fix, simply lots of little ones made by individuals.
Our discussions on climate change solutions often focus on petroleum production, electricity source and transportation options. Food choices provide us an opportunity multiple times a day to make choices that effect the climate.
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I've been sick for about ten days now, and I just had a relapse. Swollen lymph nodes, fever, cough, etc. So this will be a pretty short OT. Sorry guys, I do have some cool things to share but I'd rather not have a pudding-brain while trying to share them.


It's good to see you. Come on in, leave your shoes in the hallway, we've got fire on the stove preparing lunch for later. In the meantime, browse the bookshelves and plunk down on the sofa with one, or pick out some tunes from the music library or come in to the kitchen to help with the cooking. Our special blend of tea is steeping and will be right up.


May 29 is the 149nd day of the year. There are 216 days left.
Today's number is 29
Today's number is Twenty-Nine

On May 28, 1892, John Muir organized the Sierra Club in San Francisco. Now, 125 years later we find eastern forests moving West & North. There are no reports of Treebeard, however, and their march is exceedingly slow.

Hey - 50 years of Peace & Freedom

