Asheville and Transitions

My belly is full of good food : yogurt, fresh fruit, and granola and drink: coffee.

I am pretty clean (although, with this southeast water-scarcity pressure, it sure does make a good excuse for not showering every day. Save the Planet! practice the Elizabethian habit of monthly baths!).

I slackpacked for a couple hours yesterday afternoon, trailing behind my lively host in town, the maverick David Peacock, and talking about the public education system in the US and hearing his take on Life.

One of the reasons for being in town, aside from the comforts, is to continue my organization of thoughts for my The Future, which begins officially in the middle of June, when I graduate from Carleton College with a degree in Biology and need to pursue gainful employment. Just to put this out there: if you are based in North Carolina and are hiring, or can give me a contact to a potential employer, let me know! I am looking for a position that would last anywhere from 2 to 10 months, in the areas of conservation, environmental education, ecology (or other field biology) research, naturalist positions, non-fiction writing, or sustainable farming.

Just putting that out there... someone has got to be connected. E-mail me with thoughts!