Not a good thing, but related. The kid has fractures in his back and his family has no insurance. They have a go fund me if anyone has a bit of extra cash
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Not sure this really changes anything, but I’ll chalk it up under good news, anyway…
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That interior needs a lot of work…
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Not that a Democrat will replace him, nor that this resignation will tarnish the Republican brand, but still, good (encouraging) news.
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With apologies for how much precious precious time these will take to listen to, but with sincere promises that your efforts will be richly rewarded.
This was such welcome tonic for my spirit, hopeful in a way that is wise, realistic and so necessary here, now, for me to convince myself that there is still a real reason to stay human, and stay engaged. If you are a teacher, a student, a healer, a jester, a human, someone who loves the natural world, works in the natural world, or works for justice to protect it and all lives in it, Matthijs Schouten is for you, in more ways than I can explain here.
Manchán travels the breadth of Ireland for an uplifting chat with environmental philosopher Matthijs Schouten about how to reconnect our souls to the natural world. For more information on the NatureWise programme at Wageningen University in The Netherlands: https://cdn.naaee.org/sites/default/files/case-study/file/case_study_naturewise_0.pdf
This is the second part of Manchán’s conversation with environmental philosopher Matthijs Schouten. Manchán and Matthijs chat about how everything in the world – the natural world and the human-built world – is connected, and how this realisation can help us feel happier as individuals and less powerless in the face of the current climate crisis.
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That reminds me, that I just got around to watching The Song of the Sea…
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I like this idea a lot
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And also…
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(excerpt) The California Legislature on Monday advanced a bill that would add some election workers to the state’s “Safe at Home" program that’s lets some people to keep their physical addresses secret. The program was originally designed to protect domestic violence victims, but has since been expanded to include people who work at abortion clinics and their patients.
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