Live of veritable emptiness.
Hold all things embittered.
Learn only victorious empathy.
Hide away the emotions.
Loss of vulnerability easily.
Host any timid eviction.
Author Archives: bpb
sorriso
A delicately slim erotic line,
Held by a voluptuous curve,
Drawing down then around
For a puckered end so fine.
What luck I have, to deserve
The chance of having bound
Mine own to this, her divine
Beauty that frays my nerve;
Joy for the courage I found!
CeceLee
Oh, what fortune to be
flying beside a wonder
so wild, beautiful and free.
Oh, would be a travesty
to fall low asunder
from such grace and fragility.
How I wish to see,
reap and plunder
this bountiful treasury,
of emotion; sentimentally
charged like thunder,
Oh dearest darling CeceLee.
the crisis has started, and it’s on your doorstep
we always knew it was coming,
we’d hoped living clean and going green
would make a difference.
some have run to hide but it comes for us all the same,
it’s not just the polar bears feeling the pinch.
now is the time to rise up, do what we can for damage limitation.
how will societal collapse affect your life?
https://rebellion.earth/the-truth/the-emergency/
http://www.lifeworth.com/deepadaptation.pdf
XR Coimbra
as the international response to the climate crisis grows, here too in Coimbra the rebels are organising.
do you have a local group?
Soul Sheriff Street
The Portuguese street names often make me giggle
International Rebellion (London from 7 October) – Donate Now!
https://chuffed.org/project/extinctionrebellion#/supporters
We all need to do our part, even if it’s just to support with cash 🙂
Otherwise, see how you can get involved at https://rebellion.earth
Tomorrow in Coimbra there will be a local meetup
ever greener
was back at the farm the weekend past to strim and tidy some more, place is looking well with everything growing back now.
fingers crossed for the house rebuild to continue soon… in the mean time i will continue with the garden replanting.
flight free 2020 (or forever?)
so it seems that stopping flying is finally becoming cool, perhaps now i won’t get that ‘crazy-eyed’ look when people discover i don’t fly.
i’ve not flown since 2007, but i’m signing up to the pledge now to give my support
for me, the best thing about stopping flying was seeing all the wonderful thing in-between when i traveled.
i saw how there are very few stark differences form one place to another – but rather than culture, attitudes and appearances change gradually with location; and that there are many more thing in common than we’d think.
there is much more to discover outside of the airport/cosmopolitan world of city-hopping!
i came across this via an article on ‘the guardian’, which says it all much better than i ever could 😀
how about you?
Rita Bandita
Newest member of the family 😀
Pierce Beckett 