3 August 2015
Chautauqua Institution, New York
Filed under Photo
Essie Reinke and Eric Koenig
4 July 2015
Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens
Henrico, Virginia
I signed the petition, “Governor David Y. Ige: Stop TMT Construction and Arrests of Mauna Kea Protectors.”
The indigenous people of Hawai’i view Mauna Kea as sacred. We should respect the people and the land.
Here’s the quick scoop from Indian Country Today Media Network.com:
Protestors — or Protectors, as they prefer to put it — are still fighting the fight against construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope atop sacred Mauna Kea in Hawaii. On Friday, seven were arrested. What might usually be filed away as an Indigenous issue has gotten a lot of attention from celebrities and their followers on social media thanks to a campaign started by actor Jason Momoa back in April. Momoa, Native Hawaiian, is one of today’s fastest rising stars, on the strength of his work inGame of Thrones and The Red Road, and his selection to be Aquaman in multiple future films.
Read more and sign the petition.
See you along the Trail.
Filed under Antiracism, Current Events
Essie Reinke and Eric Koenig
4 July 2015
Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens
Henrico, Virginia
Essie Reinke and Eric Koenig
4 July 2015
Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens
Henrico, Virginia
The bandanna ran outside – its first time, my first time in more than 20 years – at Chautauqua Institute.
3 August 2015
Thanks to Grace Bickers and her family for a lovely dinner with Tricia, Ryan Smith, Sera Chung, and me.
Grace, Sera, Ryan, and I all worked together for a stretch.
Grace’s family even had a purple flower in the window.
1 August 2015
Louisville, Tennessee
The bandanna ran with a friend today. Running after a friend would probably be more accurate. Thanks to Laura VanDale who went to the Tennessee Recreation Center for Students under the Big Tent with me. She lapped me several times, but I did the running.
31 July 2015
Along the Graybeard Trail 