
Daily thoughts, comments, books, Nature from the island of Jamaica. An appendix to Petchary's Blog on WordPress. A journal of sorts. It will evolve.
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| Issues | 346 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Emergencies come in packages both large and small. They are ongoing, overlapping, cascading into one, all around the world - merging into one overwhelming one, like the climate change emergency I described in my last post.
Jamaica is a pl...
Last night we walked down the road to a church hall, where there was a showing of Chris Packham’s documentary film, “People’s Emergency Briefing.” It is just under an hour long. Mr. Packham is to be commended for packing in so much informat...
Today we went down to the Old Town of Hastings. It’s a cheerful mix of huddled rooftops, narrow alleyways, slot machine halls, and ice cream stands. Gaudy tourist attractions sit on the other side of the coast road from quaint fish and chip...
Today we bought a little radio. It is small, chunky, and quite perfect. The sound is warm and lovely.
The radio has a “retro” design, and quite possibly looked like the one my mother kept in the kitchen, in our London apartment. I remembe...
“When are you going to start your blog again?” people ask me - especially the Jamaicans I have left behind. “Soon, when I have time!” I reply cheerily, sounding more confident than I actually am.
The thing is, I am in an in-between stage....
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I am a blogger, writer and environmental advocate, formerly living in Kingston, Jamaica, now in St Leonard’s on Sea, UK . http://petchary.wordpress.com AND on Bluesky and LinkedIn.
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