Winter\u00a0\u00a0 New Moon (Wild)<\/p>\n
Life’s pace has once again picked up for me.\u00a0 The Sierra Club work has begun to fill in winter hours, enough so that I realize something will have to be done as the growing season approaches.\u00a0 Smarter planting and gardening, yes.\u00a0 That’s in the works, but I’ll also need some flexibility.\u00a0 When the garden needs you; it needs you right then.<\/p>\n
The MIA has taken somewhat of a back seat this winter as the Sierra Club and the permaculture work has ramped up.\u00a0 That’s not to say I’ve been absent.\u00a0 The Docent Discussion Group has been fun.\u00a0 I’ve not dug into the research as much as I enjoy so I look forward to the March intensive on art history research.<\/p>\n
I’ve also had a string of VTS tours with 2nd graders.\u00a0\u00a0 Visual Thinking Strategies require almost no preparation, but they do demand a lot of emotional investment during the tour.\u00a0 These tours have reconnected me with second-graders and I’m glad.\u00a0 They do not require the same intellectual engagement as my China tour last Friday did.<\/p>\n
I enjoy the pace.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Winter\u00a0\u00a0 New Moon (Wild) Life’s pace has once again picked up for me.\u00a0 The Sierra Club work has begun to fill in winter hours, enough so that I realize something will have to be done as the growing season approaches.\u00a0 Smarter planting and gardening, yes.\u00a0 That’s in the works, but I’ll also need some flexibility.\u00a0 … Continue reading Moving On<\/span>