Oil on the Gulf Coast
PLA… The Future of a Sustainable Planet
We all need to learn what plastic is. It comes from oil, and goes away like oil… and so it really never goes away. It takes millions of years to create oil and to think it will decompose quickly is merely a short-sighted flaw derived from the demand for cheap products. Out deep in the … Read more
Let-go my Ego
We all have one… it goes with us everywhere we travel; it sleeps with us at night, and it is responsible for our most beautiful and selfish acts. You may have a name for it, or jest in its presence when you check your Facebook profile. Our concept of it goes as far back as … Read more
The blood of our society is Oil, part 2
Oil found ashore which is usually pristine white vastness. The Mississippi river is one of the most robust and longest rivers in the world. With it’s feeding streams & other arteries like that of the Missouri it pretty much encompasses the Eastern Half of North America. The Appalachian mountains whom, a few million years ago … Read more
The blood of our society is Oil, part 1
The picture above is after we got engaged on our cross country road trip a year and a half ago. It’s emphasis is the pristine blue water and white sugar sand. The incidents in the Gulf have provided me with a great perspective on life & its contradictions. In our collective pursuit of creature comforts … Read more
You don’t take a photograph. You ask, quietly, to borrow it.
You don’t take a photograph. You ask, quietly, to borrow it. ~Author Unknown The above quote symbolizes my interpretation of Sustainable Development, while combining a joy in my life: photography. It reminds me to graciously honor all that surrounds me acknowledging and respecting the subtle motions that interconnect all things equally apart of this world. … Read more
and the Journey ends….
24 days and 4,971 miles; we have finally landed at our destination! Sun shined in our faces as we made our descent from the snow packed Cascades onto the Puget Sound. Too many experiences to fully explain have filled our lives over the past month. We both are a changed people, having grown from shared … Read more
The Journey Begins
New York to Seattle Washington by way of the southwest. We are in the middle of our journey about to pack up and head to our next destination. Sedona, AZ has been great to us and presented motivation to keep all friends and family up to date on our travels. The miles are adding up, … Read more
Our Industrial Food Complex: Oh, the taste of good pesticides’ in the morning
Food… How I love good food. Whether it be pulled chicken & jalapeno tamales with guacamole, or a seaweed miso masterpiece. I love good food and hate crappy food. The problem is, unless you make it yourself (which I am finding is the only solution) good food is expensive, while bad food is cheap and … Read more
Google & China
Well, I just got motivated to get really political. Not in the red and blue sense (shortly my friends), but in the need to loudly speak out in what is going on with the Chinese government. First, read the official Google’s Blog statement about current events: New Approach to China Next, listen to me. I … Read more
Yéle Haiti & the Earthquake
Haiti – Outside of the earthquake that just devastated the region, Haiti is real need for help. It is the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere and is right in our backyard. An estimated 50,000 people have died so far, the entire nations infrastructure is in ruins. We can’t land a full sized military cargo … Read more
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