parenting in the age of climate change
I'm not sure how this conversation started, but I do know how it ended. So maybe it's best to start somewhere in the middle. All three of my kids (ages 12, 15, and 17) were a part of this particular conversation. At some point --after the big math problem to determine if it was more… Continue reading Rock, Feather, Bowl, Stick
Real world climate conversations are messy and awkward and often uncomfortable. Here is a real world climate conversation between myself and my 12 year old. My 12 year old and I recently read a book-- called Wild Buildings and Bridges by Etta Kaner. It's an awesome book about how architects are learning from nature how… Continue reading Polar Bears and Anxiety
