Monthly Archives: June 2008

>Now I understand why Elmer Fudd was obsessed with shooting that rabbit!

Posted on June 23, 2008 by

>Living in the woods, surrounded by 32 types of native tress (as documented in a 4th grade science project 10 years ago), has more than its share of pastoral moments. Flora and fauna abound in my little oasis of woodland … Continue reading →

Posted in Life, Nature | 9 Comments

>Errant Blogger Returns

Posted on June 22, 2008 by

>Hi everybody, if there’s anybody still out there reading this. Been absent for a few weeks due to an underwhelming enthusiasm for writing anything. Been so unenthusiastic about even logging in, that I never posted who won the little give-away … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, Books Read 2008, Reading, Writers' Block | 3 Comments

>Presidential Reading Recommendations

Posted on June 1, 2008 by

>In today’s New York Times, several authors were asked to recommend books to the 3 current Presidential contenders. Michael Pollan’s recommendations are pertinent to anyone concerned about the environment and justice issues: I would urge the three presidential candidates to … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Ecojustice, Politics, Reading | 3 Comments