Ubiquitous Anxiety

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

Tim and I currently live in a tiny New England village with a population of around 1200 people, in a small apartment that we rent, right on the main street.  We are supported by the small income that comes from DVD sales of What A Way To Go.  Tim takes care of processing and putting [...]

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“Frak the Comfortable”

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

If you haven’t been reading all of the blogs or comments you might have missed this comment on my last blog:
“Fuck the comfortable. They won’t be comfortable for long. We just need to make sure they don’t take us down with them.  ‘Drowning people are often full of panic and can drag rescuers down with [...]

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More on Facing into the Anger

Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

From comments and emails I’ve received, I am not alone as I witness an increase in anger in friends, family, and associates, especially when we try to talk about the seriousness of the climatic, economic, energy, and environmental predicament we’re collectively facing.  Some report it as markedly different in the wake of the last six [...]

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To Blog or Not To Blog?

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

It’s been months since I’ve had the desire to write anything other than personal journal entries which are some hybrid vehicle of spiritual discipline and self-psychotherapy.  I write in my journal to peel away layers of the culture- and family-of-origin plastered onion, to find the deeper, more authentic voice of self that emerges with that [...]

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Our Dinner With Michael (Moore)

Tuesday, June 17th, 2008

Our Dinner With Michael (Moore)
You never know how it’s going to go with celebrities.
During the production of What A Way To Go we learned to temper our high expectations of our literary, journalistic, and scientific heroes. Most of the authors and experts we interviewed were warm, genuine, and human. But others [...]

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