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Coronavirus, Quarantine, and the Meaning of American Life

April 1, 2020 By Lindsay Curren

The governor in my state, Virginia, has now issued a total stay at home order. We've gone from social distancing, travel advisements, and schools being shut down through the academic year to straight out "do not leave home unless absolutely necessary." The governor says to expect this through May. In one way the final order is good news. It's clarifying to have a leader who's not … [Read more...] about Coronavirus, Quarantine, and the Meaning of American Life

Filed Under: Essays Tagged With: #AmericasGotProblems, activism, Communications, consumerism, DIY, economy, energy, shopping, simplicity

Philadelphia Flower Show urban farming art talk

February 24, 2015 By Lindsay Curren

Urban farming art talk

I'm going to be at The Philadelphia Flower Show for a talk on my work-in-process 31 Days of Urban Agriculture on Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 5pm in a space called The Gardener's Studio (located on the Show floor adjacent to the PHS Hamilton Horticourt). The deets The 45-minute interactive talk will focus on the growing urban agriculture movement. We'll look at how art and other communications can … [Read more...] about Philadelphia Flower Show urban farming art talk

Filed Under: 31 Days Project Tagged With: 31 Days Project, appearances, art, Communications

Junk thought

February 5, 2013 By Lindsay Curren

Human life is messy, and human beings even more so. Working out our "stuff" together is no easy feat. And it's made no easier by the flood of all kinds of information into our minds, too much of which pollutes our internal lives rather than edifying our personal existence. The powerful tsunami of junk info we face daily comes in the forms of advertisements, which are pervasive, continual, and … [Read more...] about Junk thought

Filed Under: Communities Tagged With: #AmericasGotProblems, activism, biking, Communications, consumerism, happiness, simplicity, waste

Getting my pilot's license

October 22, 2012 By Lindsay Curren

Letterpress Card

Ever since we first got together my husband and I have talked about how to respond to one of our key shared interests — peak oil. For us this means, first of all, a conservation-minded approach to life — using less energy, wasting less, and relying on reusable materials such as hankies and eco-cups, carrying our own grocery bags, and growing much of our own food and cooking it ourselves. But … [Read more...] about Getting my pilot's license

Filed Under: Individuals Tagged With: business practices, Communications, DIY, lifestyles, reduce, relocalization, reusable

World made by hand

December 2, 2011 By Lindsay Curren

Letterpress bike

My friend Cate Fitt, an artist and fellow blogger, shared a video on Facebook (man, I love Facebook) that really blew my mind. It's from that inspiration that I wrote this piece. Thanks Cate! Ink it, don't think it I've had a long time love of old school printing presses. I love the quality and the raw nature of the medium. I also love that it's done by hand. As a writer and graphic designer, … [Read more...] about World made by hand

Filed Under: Businesses Tagged With: business practices, Communications, DIY, food, printing, reusable, reuse

Recession sensitivity

October 13, 2011 By Lindsay Curren

Money Bike

The old days are gone and there's more than a few analysts who don't see the high life ever returning. They say that the peak of cheap oil production in 2006 means economic growth is over. Instead, we can expect a continual contraction of the economy that will ultimately affect us all. Whether its fate, or karma or just chance, we're the people alive today and we're the one's who have to deal … [Read more...] about Recession sensitivity

Filed Under: Families Tagged With: activism, Communications, consumerism, DIY

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