Archive for June, 2006

If you had asked me 15 years ago…

Sunday, June 11th, 2006

If you had asked me 15 years ago what I would be doing in 15 years, I would not have answered that I would be helping to lay down organic soil, chicken manure, and worm castings in a backyard garden. Nor would I have said that I would be making dinner (tri-tip steak, “broccis with […]

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Reply to KickTheOilHabit.org

Thursday, June 8th, 2006

I sent this reply to KicktheOilHabit.org when their mass mail ended up in my inbox today. My comments revolve around the belief that there is a need to stop thinking of solutions in terms of mass-produced technological solutions. Indeed, our present dilemma arises out of mass produced technological solutions to earlier problems (the Machine Messiah). […]

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Belated Memorial Day missive

Saturday, June 3rd, 2006

As a belated Memorial Day missive, indulge me. The words below are all mine, but were brought about by reading the words of Stan Goff, who to me is a great American, a man of integrity. Consider: his essay was published in late 2003, just about 8 months into this war. Now that we have […]

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Stan Goff says…

Friday, June 2nd, 2006

These are the words of Stan Goff, a great American.
I am a retired veteran of the army, and my own son is among you, a paratrooper like I was. The changes that are happening to every one of you–some more extreme than others–are changes I know very well. So I’m going to say some things […]

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Lost love?

Thursday, June 1st, 2006

I played my drums today. I had to put part of the kit together to do even that much. I took it all down in early April and left it so for maybe 4 weeks, then a few weeks ago put part of it together, and abandoned that project like it was no more important […]

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