The shape of things to come
A brighter future for people and planet
Balance is an essential quality of living sustainably: prioritising activities and accepting limitations to reach your goals and avoid the pitfalls of over-commitment, burn-out and apathy. Balance is critical in managing...
Tamar River, Launceston, Tasmania. Find time to stop, reflect and be amazed by where you find yourself. (I need to take my own advice.) P.S. I have home internet access again!...
Frost on buttongrass, Cradle Mountain National Park, Tasmania. Consider the gifts each season brings: winter’s coming, with her frosty beauty and steaming breath.
Raindrops on African Iris (Dietes bicolor) leaves We need a balance of both sunshine and rain so we may flourish.
Slowly but surely the house move is happening. I have the keys to the Cottage, half of my possessions are boxed up, I’ve eaten my way through everything perishable in the...
Dunes, Calvert’s Beach, South Arm, Tasmania. How much richer we are for the times that we feel blue. Time in the shadows shows us how much life shines.
The shape of things to come 