[FBT] on Roots and Rewilding
Maybe I’m rewilding Poplar trees spread roots just under the surface of the ground like they think they’re the veins and arteries of mother earth.… Read More »[FBT] on Roots and Rewilding
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Maybe I’m rewilding Poplar trees spread roots just under the surface of the ground like they think they’re the veins and arteries of mother earth.… Read More »[FBT] on Roots and Rewilding
Maybe I’m a target People think I’m an easy target. Easy target for accusations. Easy target for bullshitters. Easy target to see through at a… Read More »[FBT] on Dickheads and Disassociation
Maybe I’m snogwoggler I have a big list of cool ideas that I’ll probably never get around to. One of them is to start a… Read More »[FBT] on Snogwogglers and Snark
Maybe I’m a tree The sour cherry is a dwarf compared to the Parrotia persica it’s standing next too. They are buried , temporarily, in… Read More »[FBT] on Trees and Toucans
Maybe I’m kicking off I spent entirely too much time this week pretending to be a lawyer. I read and edited contracts and data processing… Read More »[FBT] on Contracts and Compliance
Maybe I’m local On Thursdays, I try to remember to go to the Thursday market that materialises every week just a couple of blocks away.… Read More »[FBT] on Salves and Shortcuts
Maybe I’m watching Looks like all we need to do to save the world is get our narrative in order. We need a unified message.… Read More »[FBT] on Watching and Waiting
Maybe I’m burying The ice is melting, so we’re finding junk from other civilisations. I call it junk because I live in a 350 year… Read More »[FBT] on Acorns and Authorship
Maybe I’m posting Lately, in every newsletter I read, people are talking about the onslaught of our sanity. It’s a tactic, folks have pointed out,… Read More »[FBT] on Resistance and Revision
Maybe I’m published It’s slow, still. Co-op members are kind of waiting around for things to start to move. Contracts to be signed. Emails to… Read More »[FBT] on Nuance and Nominalism