August 6, 2007
Monday lunch blog
Beginning next week (well, last week, but today's a holiday in BC), I'll be writing a blog post at lunch every Monday. It gets me motivated to write, to think and to explore. A weekly "routine" is good when it's something one enjoys (hence not a "chore" kind of routine). It gently forces me to get my thoughts out on virtual paper and to learn more about my topics. A regular post will hopefully bring readers in more. (Selfish? not at all! If anything it's easier for you.) This doesn't mean I won't write other days of the week — I did last week — and I may occasionally miss it, but this is quite a feat unto itself. Once a week! Will I run out of things to say? If I do, I'll have to take photographs.
It being a long weekend, this isn't a "lunch blog" as such, but will do just fine for non-British Columbian readers for whom this isn't a holiday. But I'm sure you have your own I don't know about!
About
I am a communication designer in Vancouver, BC. Most of my writing and community activism are in the interconnected issues of public transit, local eating and food security, politics, health, environment, and sustainability in general. At heart, I'm a geek and a total treehugger. Nature, tea, good food and great company make me happy.
Currently reading:
"Trauma Farm: A Rebel History of Rural Life"
Brian Brett
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