Ina & I have been involved with the Aramburo family K-12 children’s school, in San Jose del Cabo, since the ‘90’s. Covid, this Spring, knocked the 180 kids, their families, & the school for a loop and the Aramburo family is certainly pursuing options available to continue adding value for the children & their families during these difficult times.

    The Salish Sea is an Estuary:     A.  How it works; (its not obvious)     B. What it does;    (it’s important)

   

   

Family fishing trips on the Strait of Georgia when I was a teen were a holiday

Chapter I “A thousand miles of ocean on each side!” he exclaimed enthusiastically. That was the hook Dave used to get me to drive down the Baja with him, in September yet! It worked and off we went!

  “My Grandmother told me the Creator was here 10,000 years before you came to introduce him to us”. It all started at lunch, when Gwen, a young First Nations woman, told me the above. A Universal Spiritual Force or as Ina puts it, we are a part of everything, even connected to the tree outside.

The world has been brought to its knees. And the view from here is humbling.

The Salish Sea has been formally named...TWICE. Initially by First Nations and Tribal governments in 2007 and then by the US and Canada in late 2009 and early 2010.

  It’s our grandson’s thirteenth birthday coming up this week. It’s caused me to reflect on the many joyful memories he’s given. I was fortunate to have held Sam in my arms just hours after he was born. Even then, the look in his new born eyes seemed to recognize me. Who knows.