RSS Feed (xml)I'm over at BlogHer talking about a day in my jungle life. Please excuse the crappy job I've done of linking, formatting's gone a bit wonky here. Again.
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
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- The story of a free-spirited woman who after much living had a baby and until recently was in charge of a non profit that helped to get people off the streets. But I've left it all behind to move to the jungle and figure out a way to live more sustainably while seeing more of the world. It took us five years and we still aren't quite sure what we are doing but we are doing it anyways.
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5 comments:
It's a great post, thanks for linking it! The part I envy most is the daily dip in the river. I would love to join you!
The 2nd winter I spent in Lithuania -- with no tv, no radio, no internet (this was 15 years ago), and only The Economist in English (gag) -- I used to go to bars and grab random English-speakers and demand they tell me their stories. Personal histories. I was desperate for stories, not entertainment exactly but narrative. Met a lot of people that way, at least.
Some time when you have a chance could you write a comparable "day in the life" for a local woman with a small child? How would her life differ from yours?
It's so great to learn these details of your daily life. (Hmm...that sounded more stalker-like than I'd intended.)
What a wonderful glimpse into your new life.
Thank you.
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