Stories by Kathy


 
Thank you. I bow in gratitude for the gift of you that you have shared. The Wednesday morning emails became balm for my anxious soul. You continue to inspire me.
— Michael C., Registered Psychotherapist
 

My Homeland is on Fire

This hurried snapshot is destined to become one of the iconic images of the climate crisis. It shows member of the Namaygoosisagagun First Nation fleeing their ancestral home in northern Ontario, minutes ahead of a wall of fire that consumed an entire world. Bill McKnibben Substack post

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One Ton – Farewell to a Giant

Find that place where the voices fall silent, free from guilt and deadlines and failed expectations. Give yourself the chance to remember what it is you love, what is truly important to you, and then come back ready to fight for it.  Paul Nicklen

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Tiny Tales of Courage

“If it doesn’t rain soon these babies are at risk,” said Pilipili. There was a bumper crop of elephant calves born this year in Amboseli. We were on a game drive in Amboseli National Park, every group of elephants we met had tiny elephant calves tucked amongst their legs.

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Tilting towards the New Year

As I track the gradual increase of daylight over our winter landscape here in Ontario, I find myself leaning towards the new year, enjoying the quiet of the season, yet aware of a growing sense anticipation. Next month I’m heading out on safari again. Every time I leave Kenya, I wonder if, or when, I will return. I live my life as if a reunion is assured and tilt my view towards the next adventure on African soil.

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