Friday night I had the amazing opportunity to be part of John Beebe’s lecture on Constructing Cultural Attitudes Through Psychological Types. He spoke about a number of interesting topics, but the one I enjoyed most is his discussion of the Wizard of Oz and how Read more…
Every holiday season I lead a few bird walks along the Pacific Beach portion of Rose Creek. This time of year is full of winter visitors as well as our local birds. The winter visitors come down from Alaska and Canada to spent a few Read more…
This line has explained so much in life ever since I heard Gary Busey say it to Kris Kristofferson in the 1976 remake of A Star is Born. The changes are hitting me hard and fast. After teaching as adjunct faculty in the San Diego Read more…
Last night’s Friends of Jung Friday lecture featuring Phil Cousineau was inspiring, electrifying, and insightful. The title of the topic was “The Secret Life and Death of Sisyphus.” As Cousineau pointed out, Albert Camus ends his essay on Sisyphus with “The struggle itself towards the Read more…
What a great time in ABQ (as the locals call it) . Visiting with my friend Jennifer Simpson of Plume – A Writer’s Companion, we woke up at 4:00 a.m. (yes it was rough) and ventured into the cold morning to see hundreds of hot Read more…
City Nature Challenge, which takes place from April 27-30, 2018, is a worldwide competition to see which city can make the most observations of their local plants and animals over a 4-day period. And San Diego composes part of one of only 35 biodiversity hotspots Read more…
San Diego County has the most distinct eco-systems of any county in the lower 48 states. In February, I had the joy of being in Anza-Borrego State Park, Blair Valley to witness the lush Cholla and remnants of last year’s super bloom still on the Read more…
Two news sessions of Re-Imagining Our Relationship with Mother Earth have been scheduled for March at Mission Trails Regional Park and in April at the Tijuana River Valley Regional Park. Check out the Events page for details.
Speakers included democrats and republicans talking about why they oppose off-shore oil wells. A huge thank you to Oceana, san Diego 350, San Diego Sierra Club and all the volunteers who made signs, etc. #protectouroceans
Great day in San Diego with 37,000 plus people. I drummed with the women’s drum group. #WomensMarch2018.