how will we find our way to the future we want to see?

this small work is remix of a piece written in a few years ago in the spring in answer to that question, with the chartreuse zinging outside the writing desk window like it is today. the colour shocks my sleepy winter mind into new possibilities. i wish that the energetic questions it generates in me might be answered in you. to read, watch and listen to more small works, subscribe at appleturnover.substack.com

sometimes the skills we already have just need to be translated into the context of meeting our greater challenges. this small work looks at ways to respond when we feel anxious that we don’t belong, that we don’t have what it takes, that our problems are insoluble. it is an act of reassurance that we are already fluent, and can begin with what we know.

thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for your small works.

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we can be gardeners in service of biodiversity, of local food security, of life itself.

this small work looks at how we can propagate many new plants quickly, to create food forests that feed us all, right where we live. practicing, in a word, regeneration.

find the written piece, with images, right here, and watch the one minute short on propagation over here in the notes feed on substack, where you can subscribe to appleturnover.

thanks for reading and listening and watching these small works. all your reviews and shares and stars and support mean so much. many thanks.