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Author Archives: Pam Lazos
Love in the time of Corona – #WATWB
Love in the Time of Corona — #WATWB I catch my erstwhile Irish now American friend, Barbara often uttering the Irish colloquialism ah, so. It’s very catchy, practically contagious, and I find myself saying it from time-to-time, definitely more often … Continue reading
Amazonication – One Store to Rule Them All
Amazonication — One Store to Rule Them All Yeah, it’s Saturday! The weekend’s finally arrived! At least that’s what the pre-corona me used to say. Now the weekend is just like the week except for the work part. There is … Continue reading
One Dissenting Voice – Prayer and Pandemic
[Rev. James DeWolf Perry, Jr. (1838-1927), was the “one dissenting voice” at an October 1918 meeting of Philadelphia Episcopal clergy during a deadly influenza outbreak. He refused to join their protest of the City’s ban on church services, an emergency … Continue reading
Love in the Time of Corona
It’s been a hell of a few weeks and it looks like it will continue for a bit. At the risk of sounding both blasé and alarmist at once, I think the planet is trying to tell us something. We … Continue reading
Posted in Kindness, mushrooms, shift in consciousness, Uncategorized, vertical gardening, virus
Tagged 6th mass extinction, at risk, biocentrism, clean, cleaning, Covid-19, dog walking, exercise, homelessness, meditate, shelter-in-place, shift in consciousness, sunrise, the power of now, vertical gardening, world water day
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WATWB – Arctic Ice Abounds
Arctic Ice In Philadelphia this past winter, the total snowfall count was a wafer thin 0.3 inches. While many Philadelphians celebrated the fact that they didn’t have to scrap the snow off their cars there was yet another upside: … Continue reading
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Tagged #WATWB, arctic ice, good news, Philadelphia, snow day, We Are The World Blogfest
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Amigos por Agua
Amigos por Agua Imagine what it would be like to have running water for the first time in your life. The feeling of sheer joy and exhilaration. That’s exactly what these kids, residents of Chinandega, Nicaragua are feeling. … Continue reading
The Night Bus
The Night Bus You know that lovely feeling you get when you crack the spine on a book and after a few sentences in you know you’re in the presence of a master? That was my takeaway from reading The … Continue reading
Let it Snow Geese
Let It Snow Geese Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area in Kleinfeltersville in Lancaster and Lebanon counties is a 6,000-acre parcel that provides a stopover for migrating birds en route from sunnier climes south of Pennsylvania to their spring and … Continue reading
