- Aug 7, 2021
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I can't help but imagine this place underwater,

how a mesa is like an oceanic ridge.

This hillside is like a desert planet. Red soil patterned by wispy scrubs of thousand leaves, dusty pale green with small yellow blinks of rosy flowers.

I can ID the wild sage and sunflowers. Yarrow followed me this far, a familiar face among strangers. Beyond that I'm a little lost. I think my guidebooks don't reach this far. Clusters of birches; all manner of pines. Colorful homes hidden in a valley plateau.

It's a total punk house. Kind of filthy but full of love. Alpacas with their big eyes and secret grins.

Sunday, 18 July 2021

Revisiting "Accomplices not Allies"

A helpful resource that I first encountered in 2017, perhaps earlier. Especially helpful in understanding foot-dragging by nonprofits around engaging in conversation regarding indigenous sovereignty.

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what do i mean by "the universe moving through us?"

Sometimes it can be challenging or impossible to detect. One example is from an experience I shared with strangers at Lakeside Lab. I was on the dock, which surprisingly is usually empty there. The do