|
DailyGoodFor the last 27 years, DailyGood newsletters have offered a daily email that inspires you to respond to life with creativity and kindness. To join a community of 148,452 subscribers, subscribe here. |
Jan 11, 2006
"To live is so startling it leaves little time for anything else." --Emily Dickinson
Nature's Time
Week by week, box by box, the calendar has devolved from an eloquent representation of the year into nothing but a mechanistic productivity tool, one big numbered to-do list. Chris Hardman set to change that with the ECOlogical Calendar, designed synch its readers with the movement of time in nature. It looks nothing like a standard calendar, its long and uninterrupted, unfolding left to right, and begins not on January 1, but on the winter solstice, December 21.
BE THE CHANGE
Track the passage of time this month by noting the phases of the moon. More ...
