by suzukiwebmaster | Feb 8, 2021 | Intergenerational Story Project, Pandemic response, Personal Reflections, Recent Posts
by Graham Rawlings I feel proud that the Australian State of Tasmania has recently declared itself 100% powered by renewable electricity. What a break-through, hopefully to be followed by many other jurisdictions in due course. Tasmania is unique in that it has a...
by suzukiwebmaster | Dec 13, 2020 | Green Perspective, Intergenerational Story Project, Personal Reflections
by David Suzuki My seven-month lockdown to avoid COVID-19 brought my life to a screeching halt which was a gift, an opportunity to reflect on what really matters in life. By sheer luck, my wife and I were at our cabin where we hoped to kick off Spring Break with our...
by suzukiwebmaster | Nov 12, 2020 | Intergenerational Story Project, Personal Reflections
by Diana Ellis November 11 2020. The 7 year-old-grandboy has questions about war – his first ones. We are at Iona Beach today – one of our favourite spots to hang. He calls it Jetty Beach because of…well, the jetty. Samuel starts to draw in the sand (who...
by suzukiwebmaster | Nov 1, 2020 | Intergenerational Story Project
by Rob Dramer and Lillian Ireland Sanitizers in Staples and masks in their stock! Who would have guessed this on life’s earlier clock? Floor lines in Thrifty’s, metering spaces with plexiglass protection so we still see their faces. For some,...
by suzukiwebmaster | Sep 9, 2020 | Developing Resilience, Intergenerational Story Project, Personal Reflections
by Lillian Ireland There’s a dull ache from not knowing when these COVID days will end. I wake up each day from dreams of how I feel suspended and trapped inside a sea of strange disbelief and grief. It’s like a fictional foreboding from which I want relief. It feels...
by suzukiwebmaster | Apr 19, 2020 | Intergenerational Story Project
by Marilyn Daniels Once upon a time… In a land beyond time… Was a village known far and wide. Now in that village The people woke with the sun And worked in the fields and at their crafts from dawn ‘til dusk. Then their fires were lit One by one… And they sat...
