Sarah Cobb
So much of our day-to-day would grind to a halt if women weren’t performing all this invisible labor; endless, essential and largely unrecognized tasks.
We are such a product of our times, our actions can only be understood in the context of what was going on in the day.
No matter what our relationship is with our mother, it is hard to see them go. As Sarah says : « your mum is always your mum, no matter how old you are. »
I remember my mum telling me about the autumn of life ; getting past menopause and the invisibility cloak it conferred.
A tribute to our neighbours, the USA, before the 47th president came into office in the month of January 2025.
The best we can do is teach the next generation manners and how to be the best version of their flawed selves.
We all have our coping mechanisms. Like the maple losing its leaves, we create a few that help us feel like we’re keeping it together.
Sarah Cobb introduces us to the inspiring world of plant intelligence and to the creative ways plants sense and adapt to their environment.