These noxious weeds I can do something about! I spent a wet and muggy morning yesterday removing what's called cow parsnip around here from a wet meadow.
This virtual gathering has two parts. Part one - conversation and mutual support - what is emerging as opportunities for action where you sit? (Register here
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/HOkKDJAzQZCtDywekuNu7g)
Next Week! June 4. We are convening our
#multisolving community for some time of connection and contemplation. We'll have questions for community discussion and two practical tools for taking action, creating connection, and navigating uncertainty. Register here:
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/HOkKDJAzQZCtDywekuNu7gJoin me and my colleague Kelsi Bowens for a hour of community, connection, and learning focused on how multisolving might help us move from overwhelm to action in these times.
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/HOkKDJAzQZCtDywekuNu7g#/registrationI've moved to the edge (well maybe not so much to the edge, as the marsh water comes into the basement when it rains a lot)... I've moved very close to the edge of a marsh at the edge of a forest and the spring birds are here and the frogs were calling under the almost full moon last night....
What's unfurling for you?
I've been mostly offline for April working on settling into a new house and piece of land in the thick of spring planting. I'll be back at the computer (and thus tempted to share thoughts here) much more in May. Glad to be back, though a month of much less digital life was a good for me.
