Checked out of the public library on my ebook reader: Elizabeth Gilbert‘s Eat, Pray Love Join the call for a mindfulness approach to climate change: One Earth Sangha This year’s Scottish International Storytelling Festival takes “Once Upon a Place” as it’s theme. The myth of religious violence, Guardian article by Karen Armstrong The seals areContinue reading “Friday Findings: Storying Mindfulness in Place”
Category Archives: (re)storying society
Friday Findings: to share or not to share
On my breakfast table: Bee Journal, by Sean Borodale (which happens to be the book for our autumn Green Book Club meeting) Read about Sean Borodale’s writing while walking technique in this interview Another inspiring article by Charles Eisensteing in the current issue of Resurgence Magazine Lewisham’s re-purposed phonebox: bring a book, take a book Other micro-libraries: The LittleContinue reading “Friday Findings: to share or not to share”
Friday Findings: Summer vacation round-up
My two favourite beach reads, both children’s books, both with non-human and human point of view characters: The Little White Horse, by Elizabeth Goudge, a book first published in 1946 that still holds up to being read today The Magician’s Elephant, by Kate DiCamillo, 2011, which I read on a whim and fell in love with FavouriteContinue reading “Friday Findings: Summer vacation round-up”
Restorying the Earth 