Category: oxygen

E is for Earth

Posted in California, climate change, fires, floods, memoir, oxygen, re-purpose, re-use, recycle, relationships, science, Sweden2 Comments

Earth is our everything — the air we breathe, the water we drink, the gravity that keeps us anchored.  We can’t live without it. Scientists have predicted that by 2030 climate change will be a runaway train . . . unless we change our ways starting right now: We stop using straws and throwaway containers.… Continue reading E is for Earth

California Burning

Posted in air quality, commute, dogs, fire fighter, fires, Monterey Bay, oxygen, Paradise, smokingLeave a comment

I escaped to Monterey with the dogs for two days.  The sky was white, but I couldn’t smell the smoke that was choking the San Francisco Bay area from the Butte County fire. I watched the news, forty-eight dead, hundreds more missing, the town of Paradise 80% gone.  Telephone poles still falling, burned-out cars along… Continue reading California Burning