Monthly Archives: October 2014

Warning Stones

Posted on October 30, 2014 by China Galland

I don’t know how to articulate what I see in these “warning stones” from the Fukashima disaster three years ago, these messages from the Ancestors.  Nonetheless, I kept this photo and others knowing that I wanted to come back to … Continue reading →

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Three Generations

Posted on October 22, 2014 by China Galland

10-22-14   I was struck by a handful of news stories that appeared about “ancient warning stones” just after the tsunami struck Fukashima in the spring of 2011.  MIYAKO, Japan — Modern seawalls failed to protect coastal towns from Japan’s … Continue reading →

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“The Most Important Influence In a Neighborhood is…. ”

Posted on October 15, 2014 by China Galland

Dr. Felton Earls’ research at the Harvard School of Public Health on The Most Important Influence In a Neighborhood     Ten years ago The New York Times ran a story I never forgot, a story that confirmed my sense that … Continue reading →

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Resurrecting Love: A Generation “Y” Prospective

Posted on October 10, 2014 by China Galland

Let me introduce Chari Smith here, the newest light in the stellar team gathering to help me complete our documentary film, Resurrecting Love.       I met Chari at a friend’s home in Portland where we were both house … Continue reading →

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