Incredibly Ordinary
JeffCelebrating the ingenious ways humanity can embrace a lower consumption life while still enjoying the heck out of it
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Love Earth
Tree Love [PHOTO] @colinbphoto
Whatever your perspective on the era of “flower power” and Rachel Carlson’s Silent Spring, the 1960’s kicked off a movement that really never went away. Sure, too many environmental regulations in the US are...
Escapism? Hobbyism?
Welcome to Incredibly Ordinary! I’m thrilled to have brought a few new subscribers over from Facebook since I closed my account there. It’s also a lot of pressure to create interesting content worth your precious time. Thank you for reading...
Times are changing! Goodbye FB.
An ode to social media
There once was a time when stories flowed online
Connecting friends new and old, family far and wide
We heard about your kids and the crazy stuff you did
Like that fishing trip to Cabo,
When you caught flying squ...
Now we're cookin'!
Hey kids, are you curious what your Gen X parents did in the 1980s? You know, when we weren’t teasing our hair into a giant helmet with sixteen gallons of hairspray or waxing our bright red Camaro IROC-Z. It’s simple - we were glued to the...
Sailing towards the wind
It’s nearly mid-November. Autumn’s paintbrush here in Chicago has recolored much of summer’s greenery with the golden hues of fall. Despite temperatures being freakishly warm, (no frost yet? that’s weird…) daylight is becoming in short supp...
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Citizen of Earth, raised in New England, living in Chicago, USA, Climate activist attempting to change the world for the better, Outdoorsperson who enjoys cycling, hiking, sailing and photography
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