Monthly Archives: May 2015

Poetic Justice: Walking the Talk in Eco-Education In the empty lot – a place not natural, but wild – among the trash of human absence, the slough and shamble of the city’s seasons, a few old locusts bloom. (Wendell Berry, … Continue reading →

This post is in honour of my mother, Grace Gallacher Gaylie (Tobin), born in Glasgow, Scotland, passed away in Vancouver Canada, September 10, 2014. I chose this photo for my mother’s funeral prayer card.  Here my mother sits in her wheelchair: … Continue reading →