Forward Looking to Spring and Summer

"O snail
Climb Mount Fuji
But slowly, slowly!"
— Kobayashi Issa

Happy Christmas

Breakfast

“There is no use trying, said Alice; one can't believe impossible things. I dare say you haven't had much practice, said the Queen. When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” - Lewis Carroll

Checker Checker Block Checker

It takes a long time for the light of even the brightest stars to reach here

Refreshed

Time to Take a Break

Ablaze

Chandelier

This is Not a Public Gang Way

On the Eve of the Hallowed Eve

Giving Thanks for the Small Things

When things were new and not so complicated

Homegrown

Take the time to read this excellent piece written by Michael Pollan.

Icing

Dream on the wall

The Rooftop Garden Project

"The Rooftop Gardening Project is an innovative partnership between Alternatives, an international cooperation network, and Santropol Roulant, a community organisation in Montreal. Together we are making widespread rooftop gardening a reality in Montreal and around the world. Our novel soil-less gardens empower urban residents to produce their own food, green their neighbourhoods and build healthy communities.

From seed to the table, The Rooftop Garden Project has a unique perspective on what a community garden can yield. The food that we grow and harvest in the Montreal demonstration garden is cultivated entirely by volunteers and members of our community, and goes directly to nourishing seniors and others living with a loss of autonomy."

Santropol Roulant

Photos taken in the Santropol Roulant kitchen - Montreal
"Santropol Roulant is a Montreal-based not-for-profit organization founded and run by young people in the community. We bring people together across generations and cultures through our innovative meals-on-wheels service, our intergenerational activities and our volunteer programs.

Santropol Roulant uses food as a vehicle to break social and economic isolation between generations and to strengthen and nourish our local community. We engage a diversity of people to take an active role in their communities through initiatives that address the health and food security needs of seniors and Montrealers living with a loss of autonomy."

*Yawwn*...Goodmorning!

M.Courgette - a Portrait