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A Garden of Life

My family’s garden was prepared by chickens who scratched the ground and enriched the soil with their manure – no other fertilizer was used. Seeds were planted. New plants breathed in the air, drank water, absorbed minerals, and enriched the soil. Leaves from nearby trees provided mulch to slowdown weeds. Diverse plants grew together for […]

June 9, 2012 · Leo Denton · 3 Comments
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Fellow Explorers

In his life, as Jesus journeyed from place to place, diverse persons would ask him what it would be like if they followed him. Often Jesus would just say, “Come and see.” The roadmap was that unclear. Trust was paramount. Trusting in the Spirit, Jesus strongly encourages each of us to positively and energetically use […]

September 28, 2010 · Leo Denton · No Comments
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Citizen Rain Water Tests in Louisiana Show Unsafe Levels of Toxins

Many people, including Kindra Arnesen and the Coastal Heritage Society of Louisiana, are doing great work in Louisiana. The video below with Kindra speaking from the August 5, 2010 Buras Town Hall Meeting about the gulf oil catastrophe is powerful and informative. The video includes the importance of bio-remediation as well as the serious problems […]

August 7, 2010 · Leo Denton · 5 Comments
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Happy Birthday Rosie – Sorry There’s Oil on your Feet

Rosie, my wife, has great energy. She runs barefoot each morning to the beach. She’s braver than I. Returning to the house, this morning, her birthday, we discovered that the soles of her feet were coated with brown oil. Going again to the Dauphin Island Bird Sanctuary beach we verified that oil was washing ashore. […]

June 30, 2010 · Leo Denton · 2 Comments
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