It's been a while since my last post (yes, this does feel like a confession). A lot has happened in the many months since I've posted and much that's happened has provided the fodder for a change in life - and writing - focus. I hope you'll indulge me while I take you on a …
“Lives” are the Wrong Measure — Philosophy News
When thinking about triage situations, it's common for people to assume that saving lives (as many of them as possible) should be our moral goal. But this is wrong, for the straightforward reason that some deaths are vastly more tragic than others.It's worth bearing in mind that lives can't be saved, but only extended. So …
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Paradise — RFOTOFOLIO
Paradise CA 2018 © Barbara Peacock‘Life is good. Paradise will rise from the ashes and I will be part of that. Jeannine,age 64 Paradise, California. Paradise CA 2018 © Barbara PeacockParadise CA 2018 © Barbara PeacockParadise CA 2018 © Barbara PeacockParadise CA 2018 © Barbara PeacockTo learn more about the work of Barbara Peacock please …
“From a tired, broken-hearted vet.” The sad reality of what our pets do in their final moments.
by Clare Stephens (via msn.com) There are few thoughts as sickening as imagining your pet in a scenario where they’re vulnerable, scared and alone. We’d like to think our pets know they’re loved always, and know we’ll do whatever is necessary to protect them and make them feel safe. But according to a post that …
Country diary: give living things their place in ‘civilisation’
Country diary: give living things their place in 'civilisation' https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/may/01/country-diary-living-things-civilisation-titchwell-norfolk?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_WordPress
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