Urban Earth Farm, a division of the Enright Ridge Urban ecovillage, a non-profit organization located in Price Hill is hosting a Pancake Brunch on Sunday, November 11th. The brunch is a fundraiser for the Community Supported Agriculture program (CSA) The CSA is a volunteer worker owned organization that offers 26 weeks of vegetables grown following [...]
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June 27 2018 The Earth is our temperate womb Nutritious placenta grows in her roots A soft soothing lullaby Is carried through the sky From the source With the breeze Distant yet familiar With help from the trees Her blanket of clouds Will bring you sleep And when the time comes Let her [...]
Dessa’s Walk in the Woods
Tuesday June 26, 2018 Starting my morning in the woods has not only allowed me to see positive results in my day but overall in each day that follows, and I only do this once a week. I have noticed myself wanting to soak in every single moment that each day presents to me, or [...]
Leah’s Walk in the Woods
December 11, 2018 Every leaf, blade of grass, layer of bark, was frosted stiff and sparkling. It couldn’t wait for me to crunch it and pat it down flat with my feet. Or maybe I’m projecting. They probably liked it. I crunched around the whole time I was in the woods, I didn’t even consider [...]
Jim’s Walk in the Woods
DECEMBER 11, 2018 Concern about the ecovillage board meeting and attempts to drive changes to the by-laws through without much discussion bothers me and took a good deal of my energy when first sitting in the woods. A few deep breaths and breathing exercises helped a lot. I then went for a walk concentrating on [...]
Abbey’s Walk in the Woods
6.19.2018 Nature means something different to everyone. Take a moment and think about what nature means to you. To me, nature is the time I spend reconnecting to the Earth around me. I walk into a wooded area and sit on a long forgotten bridge, covered in moss. I sit and listen to the birds [...]
The worst ism is specism
The whole notion of racism, sexism, and all the isms we have are really sad. I believe they evolve from our genetic drive to support our "tribe". We have this drive to view "us" and "them". Out of this comes our strong support of our family, sports teams, city, etc., and sadly to do this [...]
