The Quiet Season
Paul CarrTogether, we enjoy cultivating and practicing compassion for the earth and all living beings, aligning with the transcendentalist view of inherent goodness.
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Introducing ... Good News With Substance!
I once worked as a news and feature writer, then publisher. With Substack's help, I’ve been carrying those nasty habits forward in this retirement effort titled The Quiet Season, comprising two columns - the first on my key area of interest...
The Raccoon Didn’t Order Takeout
Plastic pollution often receives its publicity at the ocean’s edge: the turtle entangled in fishing line, the seabird feeding bottle caps to its chick, the whale carrying a quantity of human convenience in its stomach.
But the journey poss...
On Saving the Good Towels Until the Monarchy Visits
TO MY KNOWLEDGE, MOST HOUSEHOLDS SEEM TO CONTAIN TWO CLASSES OF TOWELS.
There are the towels we use: faded, frayed, and bearing mysterious pale patches from an encounter with something called “whitening toothpaste.” One has a pulled threa...
On the unexpected freedoms of becoming invisible
SOMEWHERE AROUND SIXTY-FIVE, a strange thing happens in the produce section.
You reach for a cantaloupe. A young person reaches for the same cantaloupe, half a second behind you, and somehow ends up holding it while you’re still extending...
The Neighbors Who Can’t Ask for Help
THE BOG TURTLE | NORTH CAROLINA USA | PHOTO: ncwildlife.gov
WHEN WE HEAR “ENDANGERED SPECIES,” OUR MINDS TEND TO LEAVE TOWN.
They travel to a distant rainforest, an African plain, an ocean we’ve crossed only in an airplane. We pic...
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Paul is an animal lover and rescuer, living with his husband, artist John, outside Boston.
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