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The first time my family bought a house, I remember my stepmom and I connected over the idea of sustainable living. That is when she told me about composting toilets. You see, the reason we can’t use our poop directly as manure to fertilize our gardens is because our poop contains bacteria and viruses thatContinue reading “Composting Toilets”

The toddler woke up. She was in a crib, in the room her mother had grown up in, at her grandmother’s house. She knew it was her grandmother’s house because of the light ruffled curtains on the windows along the outside side wall. On this day, It was summer, but if it was Christmastime, thereContinue reading “A Childhood Memory”

last night I dreamed I married myself. The bride was a short hourglass shaped woman in a puffy lavendar sequined dress, with a lavendar satin rose on top of a lavendar veil; and the groom was tall thin female in tuxedo and a top hat. As I looked up to myself in the dream, IContinue reading “I Dreamed”

The first sport she didn’t like was “Kick the Can.” The way it worked was a big teacher kicked the can into a crowd of children and then everybody scrambled to kick the can, where? She didn’t know, but there were no fouls. Just a bunch of competitive maniacs butting in on each other tryingContinue reading “Why I Didn’t Like Sports”

One of the reasons that I have not accomplished my sustainability goals is because I let myself get distracted. So, while thinking about my goals, I drifted of into the goal of writing a book, and I thought collaborating with a friend who follows popular America sports would be a good idea. So, I startedContinue reading “Transition to Sports”

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This image is a blurry photograph of my mother’s etching, “Summer Oaks and Porch”, which was used as the cover of the second Fuzzy Mountain String Band album cover in 1972 after the tragic death of my mother in a car accident. My definition of Sustainable Living being ‘living in such a way that oneContinue reading “Extending my Definition of Sustainability”