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Elsie Gilmore : Author, Artist & Activist
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Tag Archives: Oregon

Permaculture Design Course Assessment

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 22, 2011Leave a comment

So, what did I really think of this permaculture design course? Well, as you could tell, it was very intensive. Honestly, I would’ve retained more info if it had been 8 hours a day, instead of 13. I was so tired at the end of every day simply from being “on” all day that the…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 17

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 17, 20112 Comments

There was a fair amount of excitement in the air this morning. We were all anxious to be going home but sad to be leaving each other. I woke up at my normal 6:00 a.m. but hit the snooze button so I could sleep in a bit. My night of sleep was not too bad…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 16

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 17, 2011Leave a comment

About every fourth night or so, I’m so exhausted that I actually get a decent night’s sleep.  Last night was that night, and I’m very thankful for that.  Today wasn’t too bad because we had field trips.  First, we went to SeQuential BioFuels, which is a gas station that sells solely bio-diesel and ethanol fuels. …

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 15

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 16, 20111 Comment

Today I did what I needed to do for me… I gave up.  I awoke from another night of barely sleeping and aching muscles and said, “That is enough.”  I did not come on this trip to punish myself.  I came here to learn, and I feel that my capacity to do that effectively has…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 14

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 15, 2011Leave a comment

The weather here is simply unbearable – it’s dreary and/or raining about 75% of the time.  My vitamin D levels must be ridiculously low.  We had a session this morning with the owner of the property we’re staying on.  He talked about permaculture in general, but I did not find him very engaging and was…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 13

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 14, 20111 Comment

Woke up this morning feeling MUCH better than yesterday and with the comforting knowledge that the course is over in 4 days and I can return to my home.  Unfortunately, today is also a cooking day for my team, so I woke up knowing I’d have little free time today.  My alarm went off at…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 12

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 14, 2011Leave a comment

You may notice that I skipped a day… Day 11 was just more of the same with nothing much of interest to report.  It was Larry’s last day of teaching, and we will miss him.  He’s an incredibly thoughtful individual and has a very “live and let live” attitude.  He spent a lot of time…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 10

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 11, 2011Leave a comment

What can I say about today?  Today felt like that day in medical school where they finally bring out the cadavers to see who’s really cut out for a career in medicine.  And by that I mean that we were taken to a very unappealing place where people practice permaculture.  Out of respect, I won’t…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 9

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 10, 2011Leave a comment

I am totally exhausted today.  The bags under my eyes are a delightful indication of how I will look 10 years from now. Today we broke into the groups in which we will do our projects.  My project group is doing a report on starting a permaculture design business.  The other group: designing a permaculture…

Adventures in Permaculture: Day 8

Urban LivingBy Elsie GilmoreApril 9, 2011Leave a comment

Well, I did sleep better last night with Shannon’s camp pad… I still ache quite a bit but in an entirely different way!  Ibuprofin was my friend this morning.  As promised, below is a photo of the women’s sleeping area.  What you see is the main area with two futons.  On the sides, in the…

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As an apartment dweller, I try to be as resilient As an apartment dweller, I try to be as resilient as I can. Sprouts are something you can grow indoors in any sized space, and they are shelf stable for long periods of time. They don't take up much space to store, and they are nutritious and delicious.I have a Mason jar cover that is made for sprouting. Is there anything Mason jars can't do???@trueleafmarket #sprouting #sprouts #resilience #emergencyfood #preparedness
Please consider even a small donation toward this Please consider even a small donation toward this Arts Marathon fundraiser to help asylum seekers.I'm trying to focus on something positive and bring hope to people who might feel hopeless.Participating in this fundraiser is my way of doing that right now.The link to sponsor my art is in my bio links. (The purple one!)#asylumseekers #artappreciation #spreadinghope #staypositive #findingjoy
If you have a chance to go to a farmers market, yo If you have a chance to go to a farmers market, you should always go to that farmers market.The money you spend at farmers markets goes to local artists, artisans, bakeries, farmers, small food manufacturers, and other of your neighbors.Farmers markets keep money in your local economy where it benefits you most.Today I got two varieties of dragon fruit, whole wheat sourdough bread, cauliflower, mushrooms, and a piece of apple coffee cake.@glenn_family_bakery #farmersmarket #shoplocal
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