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Category Archives: Nature
Tweet Share March 2nd, HAPPY BIRTHDAY Dr. Suess! March 2nd is also the launch of the new Universal Pictures film The Lorax (Great timing – curious though, as it does seem that the creators of this movie, “care a whole … Continue reading
Tweet Share The Witness Tree: “A tree that has witnessed historic events. A tree used to mark a property corner that cannot be reached because it lies off a cliff or in a body of water.” Any “witness trees” in … Continue reading
Tweet Question to self, do I want my kids to read this about me, and….do I believe in serendipity? [Serendipity: the phenomenon of finding valuable things not sought for.] A week after I visited the Canadian Tar Sands “to see … Continue reading
Tweet While I live in New Jersey, a wonderful place to spend time in the summer, I am fortunate to get to visit family each summer in western Canada. My family has a “summer cottage” at Pigeon Lake in Western … Continue reading
Tweet “If a child is to keep alive his inborn sense of wonder, he needs the companionship of at least one adult who can share it, rediscovering with him the joy, excitement and mystery of the world we live in.” … Continue reading
Tweet According to the Arbor Day Foundation, Arbor Day is celebrated annually, on the last Friday in April. Some states however, do celebrate the day on different dates, to coincide with the best spring “planting” time. There are so many … Continue reading
Tweet 1. Enjoy Nature – Get outside, have a picnic, BBQ, go camping, go to the beach or take a hike. Get the family together and spend time outdoors. Talk to you kids, introduce them to nature, let them introduce … Continue reading
Similar in it’s simplicity to videos from our friends at The Story of Stuff Three Hundred Years of Fossil Fuels in 300 Seconds, helps us understand how, in as little as 3 people’s lifetimes, we have completely changed our world, … Continue reading
Earthquake, Tsunami, Nuclear Meltdown – 2012 Disaster Movie? Unfortunately life does sometimes imitate art; allowing even our worst nightmares to come alive. Want to know where you can put your money to work helping out in Japan, immediately? Network for … Continue reading
