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Author Archives: Pam Lazos
Under the Whispering Door
Wallace Price is a dick, a calculating, ruthless, yet brilliant lawyer, A partner at his law firm, Wallace Price is otherwise friendless, joyless, and utterly without compassion, not even for his former wife whom he so carelessly ignored in favor … Continue reading
Everything Everywhere All At Once
If the universe speaks in riddles and the key to a happy life is to decipher the meaning of the universe, then Everything Everywhere All at Once is the owner’s manual. Written and directed by Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, … Continue reading
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Quarantenting — in Idaho
I keep getting glimpses of little moments: my daughter, Morgan, filling the plastic bag with water which she will then hang on a tree branch, allowing the gravity-fed system to drip water through the hose and carbon filter and into … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, camping, desert, Idaho, moose, quarantenting, Sustainability, water
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The Grandest!
Starting our camping vacation in Jackson Hole, Wyoming with a visit to the Grand Tetons where the view goes on for days! Looks like a bit of adventure awaits!🤩 Pam Lazos 7.22.22
Evolve or Revolve — II
Canceled: Independence Day — Because Women Have None Let me start by saying this is not my fight in the sense that I, personally, have something at stake. I am past child-bearing years so the overturning of Roe v. Wade and … Continue reading
5 Steps to Opening a Green Business for the Planet’s Future
by Joe Rees Perhaps you’re trying to find a way to shift your career into environmental activism. You might even be interested in starting a green business! If so, these tips will help you get ready for the next big … Continue reading
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Tagged eco business, environmental activism, green business, people plant profit
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The Stranger in the Woods
Is it me, or does there seem to be a global malaise running through our days? I want to be engaged, but the weight of the world gets me down, to quote Kansas, leaving me wondering if perhaps I, too, … Continue reading
Thank You for Your Service
My Uncle Vinnie served in the Air Force as a tail gunner during the Korean War. I barely remember him. He died from MS about a decade after the war ended when I was still a toddler. I do remember … Continue reading
May is National Wetlands Month!
May is National Wetlands month. Why does that matter? Because wetlands are tremendously important and among the most productive ecosystems in the universe — okay, maybe not the universe, but the planet — holding the space for a wide variety … Continue reading
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Tagged aquaculture, diverse ecosystems, Sustainability, wetlands
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Not Now, Not Ever Again
Every year when I get my mammogram I have the same thought: if a pale, stale, male had to subject his body to this level of intense squishing and extreme uncomfortableness in their most private parts, wouldn’t they have developed … Continue reading
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Tagged reproductive rights, right to choose, roe v. wade, women's rights
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