| Thu May 23 @ 6:30PM - 08:30PM Gardening in Containers class |
| Thu May 23 @ 7:00PM - Integral Recovery author John Dupuy Reading at The King's English |
| Fri May 24 @ 8:00AM - 05:00PM Yevgeniy Zolotsev Oil & Watercolor |
| Sat May 25 @ 7:00AM - 06:00PM Guided Field Expedition To Collect Azurite & Malachite |
| Sat May 25 @ 8:00AM - 08:00PM Spring City Heritage Day |
| Sat May 25 @10:00AM - 11:30AM Garden Adventures: Bouncing Butterflies |
| Sat May 25 @ 7:30PM - Old Time Square and Contra Dance with Loose Shoes |
| Wed May 29 @ 5:00PM - 07:00PM Science education event |
| Wed May 29 @ 6:00PM - 07:00PM Beaver - Nuisance or Restoration Partner? |
| Wed May 29 @ 7:00PM - 09:00PM Visualizing Data |
Monday, May 20, marks the next exact Uranus/Pluto square—the third in a series of seven squares occurring between June 2012 and April 2015. From an astrological perspective, Uranus/Pluto contacts always signal periods of great change; they symbolize cycles of political and social upheaval and upset, revolutionary cycles that seem to activate both an individual as well as a collective desire for transformation. We've been in the matrix of this current cycle since spring 2012.
After months of worry and head-scratching and second- and third-guessing, not to mention a full year of eager anticipation, the day finally arrived last week: a pair of baby goslings hatched at our Windsor Street homestead.
Don't hold your breath, but we might have some goslings soon. No. Really. Please don’t let us get you excited. We have no idea what we are doing here. There might not be goslings, but we are pretty sure that there are. Two.
Fred the gander hates intruders in his backyard. He especially hates any stationary interlopers: five-gallon buckets, dog bowls and especially watering cans.
In life, love and in the garden.
—by Adele Flail
Embarking on an adventure that will take you out of your mind.
—by Suzanne Wagner
Pose of the Sage Vasistha (Vasisthasana).
—by Charlotte Bell
Drawing a line in the sand.
—by John deJong
Devil's Dictionary, Vol. 2
—by Dennis Hinkamp
Turn off the bute and go clean out the gutters.
—by Alice Toler
Ponds in the desert. ALSO: Know your tomato types—determinate and indeterminate; the virtues of Umbellifers.
—by Alice Toler
News and ideas for a healthier, more sustainable future.
—by Pax Rasmussen
Colorado River most endan- gered; Herbert nixes West Desert water grab; Bishop pro- poses public lands dialogue; Willard Bay oil spill; ALEC: Get the public out of public lands; SLC Green Bikes; Park City to ban plastic bags?
—by Amy Brunvand