This is a blog about living on Cape Cod and running a Wellfleet bed & breakfast, open year long. I'm a Russian-American who spent 25 years in France. My husband Sven is from Sweden. Sweden’s colors are blue & yellow. Mix them, and you get green, a concept we embrace. No toxic chemicals, please, and organic food whenever possible . . .
"This land is your land. This land is my land." We need to protect our precious land since the government does not seem to be able to do so, often siding with corporations instead of citizens. We need to become better shepherds of our environment for the sake of future generations, like these two little girls, admiring the view at Cahoon Hollow this evening. At the Pennsylvania Senate tonight, ninety-one-year old Pete Seeger led protesters in song. Add your voice to the Halliburton Loophole petition here. How cool is that to see people coming together in a movement against injecting toxic chemicals into the ground, polluting groundwater, a process called '"fracking?"
Over the years, Alexandra has been a stay-at-home mom and housewife, a full-time volunteer at an international school near Paris, a lyricist, a radio personality, and a freelance writer. She is working on several writing projects and has recently become an activist on the regulation of synthetic chemicals in our environment.
Alexandra Grabbe is also the author of French Graffiti, a paperback collection of essays about living in France. Copies are available through this Web site for $17.50, including shipping and handling.
"This land is your land. This land is my land." We need to protect our precious land since the government does not seem to be able to do so, often siding with corporations instead of citizens. We need to become better shepherds of our environment for the sake of future generations, like these two little girls, admiring the view at Cahoon Hollow this evening. At the Pennsylvania Senate tonight, ninety-one-year old Pete Seeger led protesters in song. Add your voice to the Halliburton Loophole petition here. How cool is that to see people coming together in a movement against injecting toxic chemicals into the ground, polluting groundwater, a process called '"fracking?"
