Articles by Amy Magnus :: Page 12
-
Brick break
The master builders are working on garbage trucks, trash compactors, sorting systems and even a sewer system for their waste-wise project.
-
BLOG-Once More Around the Block
The Yellow Springs Art Studio Tour and Sale had its fifteenth and final run this past weekend. I made sure to run the circuit and enjoy its many surprises.
-
BLOG-Mile Mark on the Little Miami Scenic Trail
Here in Yellow Springs in the 1980s, local residences saw a railway that could be converted to a community asset and connector. Today, the Rail to Trails Conservatory sees a pathway to resurface our maps with the stuff of enduring legacies.
-
BLOG-In A Pinch
Genetic diversity is the special magic within our seeds…our unique source of resiliency, beauty, and trust.
-
BLOG-On the Mic
It’s hard—separating source from feedback—but it’s work worth doing.
-
BLOG-Sweet Embellishments
We indulge in Summer’s last splashing pleasures.
-
BLOG-Up and At ‘Em
We camp. We make fire. We rise with the sun.
-
BLOG-Inside Kindergartener Out
“How was your day?” is a question with a complicated honest answer. My five year old now understands the utter inadequacy of “I’m fine”.
-
BLOG-Persist
I love a good book. I cherish a good library.
-
BLOG-And Then There Was Light
How many Methodists does it take to change a lightbulb?
Recent Comments