Aluu from Greenland’s capital, Nuuk 😀 Wasn’t sure I’d make it! We’d had perfectly still weather for the past month, but for the 3 days leading up to departure, there were strong winds and snow (finally) – not promising when flying out of a tiny airport with a big mountain right next to it on…
This week I started getting rid of non-essential stuff from my apartment. Trying to get the jump on selling everything before leaving Greenland at the end of March 😢 I am really, really going to miss this view! Field Notes Turns out, when you live in a very small town and the streets are all higgledy-piggledy, RBNXPLRNG…
This Haiku Life #03: published 11 Feb, 2026. A newsletter about haiku, photography, another other noticing practices.
Join me for another online haiku workshop exclusively for paid subscribers of Rob Walker’s The Art of Noticing community. I’ve followed Rob’s noticing work for ages and have been part of this space for over a year. It’s a wonderful place to slow down and really notice the world around you – practically and thoughtfully….
We are still waiting for snow here in Greenland 😢 There have been a few overnight dustings, but nothing significant, and footing is still precarious as we navigate icy streets. Usually, dogsled season would be in full swing by now, and parts of the backcountry would echo with the roar of snowmobiles (I live in…
The topsy-turvy weather continues here in Greenland. For the past 2 days, we’ve had positive temperatures when it should be consistently around -17C 🤯🤯🤯 ! Field Notes I have to admit, I didn’t get outdoors much this week. It’s been overcast, windy (a foehn wind from the icecap), and therefore warm (by Greenlandic winter standards),…
Announcement for my online haiku workshop for Red Earth Ecologies at Western Riverina Arts