The last six months have been, not to put a fine point to it, extremely strange. And things are still not looking to get too much better. Each morning as my online news notifications arrive and I click on the various items, (yet, I no longer read printed news … sadly), I don’t know whetherContinue reading “To Engage or Not to Engage …”
Tag Archives: climate action
Reflections on Hope
Here it is, Sunday 31 May 2020. The last six months have been testing for everyone, worldwide. Most years in this lucky country of Australia where most of us are free from war and famine, I have friends or acquaintances noting around the start of a new year what short of year it has beenContinue reading “Reflections on Hope”
When Writers Get Together
Like many writers/authors, I am a member of a writing group – the Eurobodalla Fellowship of Australian Writers. There are two groups; one meets during the day and the other at night. The two groups have similar ideals but work toward them in different ways. Our evening group is made up of a different demographicContinue reading “When Writers Get Together”
Bushfire Grief
This morning I’m going to join members of Extinction Rebellion and the Climate Choir at Rosedale for a Grief Ceremony. This is where so many homes were lost. We will sing and respectfully work together to accept our grief and the sadness caused by these horrible fires. Personally, there is a deep anger at governmentsContinue reading “Bushfire Grief”
Welcome
Welcome to my website and blog. Although I’m not a daily blogger I have a lot of interests beside my writing. For example, I’m very interested in getting governments at all levels to declare a climate emergency. The past three months have been an expected wake up call for what is happening with our climate.Continue reading “Welcome”
