I thought it important to share something which challenged my thinking this week. It happened while I was carrying out further research about how we can live more sustainably and help life flourish. Grappling with the fallacies which lie unchallenged as we call physical infrastructure development progress, I suddenly overheard a retiree worrying that leaving… Continue reading An apology is due
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An unsettling sighting in the landscape
I think Mr Badger must have got inside my mind. I’m guessing it must have been my furry, field-loving namesake calling to me, because this week for no sane reason I’m aware of, Debby and I with a dear friend bought a piece of the countryside a couple of hours from Melbourne. So here I… Continue reading An unsettling sighting in the landscape
Confronted by our sustainability Achilles heel?
I’ve thought long and hard about whether to go this far on the blog, but there’s got to be no holding back. So be warned, I’m going to use the C word. You know that word we are too posh, knowledgeable or perhaps just too plain scared to use ……….. This morning I was having… Continue reading Confronted by our sustainability Achilles heel?
How to worry friends and influence people
As the summer sales come to an end it’s time to look at the bargains we’ve snapped up. Well, why not?! At least that’s how it’s meant to be, except this year something odd happened for a friend of mine and he’s holding me responsible. He told me he went home happy with the two… Continue reading How to worry friends and influence people
Badger sightings – introducing a new blog aimed at bringing sustainability to Life
I love my namesake the badger. As one of the UK’s favourite mammals, his black and white striped snout is immediately and fondly recognisable. Mr Badger is so well loved he even appears in countless children’s stories. Yet, he’s also renowned as being a particularly elusive animal to spot in real life. As such Mr… Continue reading Badger sightings – introducing a new blog aimed at bringing sustainability to Life