Women evolved not to flight-or-fight but to build and rely on community (see this wonderful post by my friend, Beth Remmes, about that and much more), and that’s what we’ll need to do now more […]
Peace Corps and coronavirus UPDATED
Peace Corps update — From what I understand, Peace Corps Volunteers have been sent home from China and the new Philippines group has been delayed six months, both due to coronavirus. (The China program, in […]
March FORTH
Today is March Fourth. So, as usual (I post about this every year), March FORTH with confidence. You are necessary, and your heart knows what it wants and needs to do. Today’s the day to […]
Growing stressed? Start growing food.
If you are feeling coronavirus (and other) stress, growing a little of your own food can help*, not just for the health-enhancing nutrients but also because planting a seed is the ultimate act of faith […]
The girl in the mud
The creeks and rivers overflow, leaving mounds of sediment when they recede. The paths have signs that say they’re closed. But they’re not, and the multiple bike tire tracks bear witness to the many who […]
A tale of three bike racks
Magic and I ran errands locally in the metro-Atlanta suburb-cities of Dunwoody and Sandy Springs yesterday while Traveling at the Speed of Bike. I was #OneLessCar for a total of 9 miles (which adds up super […]
Ponchy!
Honestly, this new $21 rain poncho (which I introduced to you here) has changed everything. You may have seen me zipping around in the endless rain lately. I’ve been so dry and comfortable everywhere I’ve […]
Making headway
Every day I make a little more headway. Here I am with my new rechargeable head lamp, which I’ll be using in Africa for the next two years after the sun sets at 6:30 pm […]
