Rewilding Ms. Dirt Dunn

    Excerpt from “The Case for Passive Rewilding” by Alistair Walsh 11.10.2021 There are three key components to passive rewilding, according to Pereira, a professor of biodiversity conservation at the German Center for Integrative Biodiversity Research at the University of Leipzig. The first is restoring trophic complexity, or biodiversity, by allowing wildlife to return. This usually […]

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I AM AN AMERICAN

  I am an American. At the age of 60, while applying to begin work on a doctoral degree (courtesy of my fearless brother Timothy M. Murphey, Ph.D., professor of linguistics in Japan), I am told by the University of Florida that I am considered “non-white”. This was never before said to me. I, and […]

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Grace

How can it be? A life of unquestionable richness littered with cruel and inhumane actions; a life of humans who can sparkle and glow; a life with deep beliefs in a Higher Power; a life that stands before us waiting to be accepted or denied.   How can it be?   Grace. Pure grace.   […]

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Aging “Well-ishly”

Aging ~ The decline and irrelevance of our inner souls combined with the loss of significance. Aging “Well-ishly” ~ Incredibly heart-warming intensities of engagement, unexpectedly deep friendships with humans of multiple ages, and a renewed upthrust of thirst for knowledge in a myriad of areas. Draft 1 Photographer Unknown/Author FawnRising October 10, 2021 Le Lac […]

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