Author Archives: JB
In Memory of Trees
I hate many things about Florida. I prefer freshwater lakes to oceans. I would rather hike through mountains than stroll along the beach. I enjoy slowly changing seasons, when trees turn the beautiful colors of Autum before shedding their leaves … Continue reading
Water is life’s mater and matrix, mother and medium. There is no life without water. — Albert Szent-Gyorgyi
Some of the most interesting environments present challenges for humans. We must imitate other living beings in order to experience these places. Sun block prevents the Sun from charring my skin. I put flippers on my feet for efficient propulsion through … Continue reading
Example of Ethnographic Study
http://www.thesportjournal.org/article/ethnographic-study-skateboarding-culture
Dead of Winter
After three hours of hiking through snow and climbing ice-covered boulders, I have made it to my destination. Emerging from the protection the thick pines offer, the bitter wind attacks me. Adjusting my hat and tightening my hood, I prevent … Continue reading
Empty Spaces
The point of this assignment is to blog about nature. For this assignment, nature is described as something that is “not primarily constructed by humans.” I decided to wander up to Flagler Beach. Now, the beach is not entirely away … Continue reading
Lake+Poo<Good
So for my issue article, I am thinking about doing a topic very close to me. My family has a summer home on Lake Winnipesaukee. For anyone who doesn’t know, this is a beautiful lake nestled in the White Mountains … Continue reading
Outside the Classroom
Outside the classroom is much more pleasant than inside the classroom. The air is crisp and cool. It feels nice to me as I have a headache and am feeling nauseous. There is a slight breeze that makes the coolness … Continue reading