Check out my new website... I started it during the days of soft rains in Hawaii, under the guidance of my friend Bill and encouragement of Tanya. It is still very rough, and a bit lacking in focus, but it will grow into something very useful I'm sure... I'm getting an overload of my name everywhere, but I'm following advice of mentors...
www.heidibohan.com
About Me
- Heidi
- Ethnobotanist, cultural educator, sustainable living, permaculture designer, and freelance educator working with the Snoqualmie Tribe, Bastyr University, Northwest Indian College and through my own organization 'Native Arts & Cultural Center; also a writer and artist working on 'The People of Cascadia' funded by King County 4-Culture; Carnation Farmers market manager, Executive Director of the Sno Valley Tilth
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Well, that was a real mother nature experience you had. Being flooded enough to get a scare though it appears everyone was okay. When growing up in New Hampshire I was in several hurricanes. It was exciting and I like strong shows of mother nature although like everyone else do not want to see a lot of damage, injury or death. And that reminds me, isn't man out of control with these wars and global warming. peace and hugs
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