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living life on purpose
When I started this blog, I had very different expectations of my life than I do now. After years of searching, uncertainty, and hanging off of other people, things are coming into focus for me and I see what my … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, art, bonobo, organic farming, Portfolio, vegan, vegan farming, voluntary simplicity
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Art show and bonobo
Last Wednesday at the local college, I participated in an art opening for a show. My works were there, as well as those of an Algonquin/Acadian painter, and photographs from college students. February is International Month, and my paintings were … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic painting, Animal rights, animal sanctuary, art, bonobo, Congo, Environment, human rights, International Month, Lola Ya Bonobo, sex, Tatango, Vanessa Woods
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flickr
I’m starting to put up some of my artwork on Flickr now. Why not? I can add text, give descriptions to the artwork, and make my own choices about what goes up. Find it here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/veganseeds/ If you’re on Flickr … Continue reading
eight years vegan
I just remembered that October marks eight years of veganism for me. I’m still happy, healthy and going strong. Literally strong – on my busiest baking days I move close to 400 pounds of dough out of a mixing bowl … Continue reading
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Tagged "Food, Gandhi, Henry Salt, suffering of animals, veganism, Vegetarianism, vitamin deficiencies
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Canadian Autumn Seed Swap
Just a note to all passionate gardeners living on the north side of an arbitrary border that there’s a cool seed swap being organized. I found it at an online garden forum called I Dig My Garden, a nice place … Continue reading
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Tagged "Food, garden forum, gardening, heritage beans, heritage seed, organic, seed swap
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Fighting Exploitation Through Veganic Gardening
Reblogged from Animal Rights & AntiOppression: When I bought my condo, one of the selling points for me was the patio. “I can garden,” I thought with glee. It’s been 4 years, and the garden has been both a success … Continue reading
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what indeed
What appeal can be made to people whose first instinct, on seeing a beautiful animal, full of joyousness and vitality, is to hunt or eat it? -Henry Salt, Seventy Years Among Savages (1921) Asceticism! Such is the strange idea with which, … Continue reading
new art up
just a note to invite my readers to check out the new artworks I’ve got posted to the online gallery displaying my works: http://rencar.ca/wordpress/artistes/j-muir-peintre-figuratif-contemporain/ i’m starting to develop a more definite and unique style as I explore the use of … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic painting, art, Fauvism, Glenn Howarth, palette knife, VOKA
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organic garlic harvest at New Sisters Farm
Yes, our little havenful garden has a name now – New Sisters Farm is named after our cats. We were once refused for adoption because someone at an animal shelter told us adult female cats could never get along. Then … Continue reading
monsanto fails
Nice article. Courtesy of the Earthsave Canada e-mail newsletter: Monsanto Fails at Improving Agriculture But they forgot to mention how the use of glyphosate and Roundup are being linked in scientific studies to DNA damage and cancer. On a related … Continue reading
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Tagged Bayer, Colony Collapse Disorder, Environment, GMO, Monsanto, nature, pesticide, science
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