Tim
@timharmon.bsky.social
Retired IT. Vegan, simple living. Likes taking pictures of lunch
Just eating avocado potato salad with green beans and listening to the Grateful Dead. A mellow Palm Sunday following a Pink moon.
April 13, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Just eating avocado potato salad with green beans and listening to the Grateful Dead. A mellow Palm Sunday following a Pink moon.
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Umbrellas at Solar de French in the San Telmo area of Buenos Aires #skysunday #stunday #EastCoastKin #AlphabetChallenge #WeekMforMulticoloured #photography
March 30, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Umbrellas at Solar de French in the San Telmo area of Buenos Aires #skysunday #stunday #EastCoastKin #AlphabetChallenge #WeekMforMulticoloured #photography
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We need this terribly. I’ve had far too many clients with devastating injuries caused by someone with only $25K in coverage. Imagine losing an eye or a leg - or your spouse - bc of someone else’s negligence, and then also be in debt to the hospital. NC has $50K going into effect this summer.
SC drivers may want to check their insurance policies. State-allowed minimums could double. scdailygazette.com/2025/03/27/s... by @schornobroff.bsky.social
SC drivers may want to check their insurance policies. State-allowed minimums could double. • SC Daily Gazette
The minimum dollar amount South Carolinians will need to carry in auto insurance coverage would double under a Senate bill.
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March 27, 2025 at 10:55 PM
We need this terribly. I’ve had far too many clients with devastating injuries caused by someone with only $25K in coverage. Imagine losing an eye or a leg - or your spouse - bc of someone else’s negligence, and then also be in debt to the hospital. NC has $50K going into effect this summer.
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Anyone working in systems change knows this moment in history is about being half hospice and half midwife. The old system is dying, and the new one is coming into existence. It's a painful experience (as I after two home births can attest to). But the outcome is what we've been waiting for. #Banksy
February 27, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Anyone working in systems change knows this moment in history is about being half hospice and half midwife. The old system is dying, and the new one is coming into existence. It's a painful experience (as I after two home births can attest to). But the outcome is what we've been waiting for. #Banksy
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Measuring progress by how many girls ride their bikes to school. Simple single number, still better than GDP. My buddy Katherine Trebeck wrote a blog last month for the Earth all Commission of the @clubofrome.org about indicators for a better world. Worth a read.
earth4all.life/views/indica...
earth4all.life/views/indica...
Indications of a better world? - Earth4All
New indicators to measure wellbeing are necessary for economic systems change, says Katherine Trebeck - but faced with a host of challenges to the wellbeing economy, we ensure that measurements are me...
earth4all.life
February 12, 2025 at 4:33 AM
Measuring progress by how many girls ride their bikes to school. Simple single number, still better than GDP. My buddy Katherine Trebeck wrote a blog last month for the Earth all Commission of the @clubofrome.org about indicators for a better world. Worth a read.
earth4all.life/views/indica...
earth4all.life/views/indica...
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What's the role of business in economic systems change? In this new podcast episode, I talk about the tension that comes with being part of a system that creates results nobody wants, the fear of being placed outside of it, and why connecting with others is key. impactlabs.earth/reboot-busin...
#REBOOT Business #16 with Gaya Herrington - Impact.labs.earth
💡 Is our obsession with economic growth leading us to collapse? Economist and research Gaya Herrington joins us to discuss why GDP is a flawed metric, how degrowth can lead to a thriving well-being ec...
impactlabs.earth
February 20, 2025 at 6:14 AM
What's the role of business in economic systems change? In this new podcast episode, I talk about the tension that comes with being part of a system that creates results nobody wants, the fear of being placed outside of it, and why connecting with others is key. impactlabs.earth/reboot-busin...
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Here's an idea I heard someone mention.
Don't like your Republican Senator or Representative? Hold a town hall for them. Invite them. When they don't show, post it with the commentary about them being too cowardly to meet their constituents. Pose all the questions you want them to answer. Post it.
Don't like your Republican Senator or Representative? Hold a town hall for them. Invite them. When they don't show, post it with the commentary about them being too cowardly to meet their constituents. Pose all the questions you want them to answer. Post it.
March 12, 2025 at 10:13 PM
Here's an idea I heard someone mention.
Don't like your Republican Senator or Representative? Hold a town hall for them. Invite them. When they don't show, post it with the commentary about them being too cowardly to meet their constituents. Pose all the questions you want them to answer. Post it.
Don't like your Republican Senator or Representative? Hold a town hall for them. Invite them. When they don't show, post it with the commentary about them being too cowardly to meet their constituents. Pose all the questions you want them to answer. Post it.
Rainy day coffee at Broughton Street Cafe in Orangeburg,Sc
March 10, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Rainy day coffee at Broughton Street Cafe in Orangeburg,Sc
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The current economic system is at its breaking point. This was forewarned, including by the authors of the 1970s book The Limits to Growth. Breakdown doesn't mean the end of humanity. So we'll need a new and better system afterwards. My proposal: a #wellbeingeconomy youtu.be/JfeRLwlnuHo?...
Will the End of Economic Growth Come by Design — or Disaster? | Gaya Herrington | TED
YouTube video by TED
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January 24, 2025 at 3:00 AM
The current economic system is at its breaking point. This was forewarned, including by the authors of the 1970s book The Limits to Growth. Breakdown doesn't mean the end of humanity. So we'll need a new and better system afterwards. My proposal: a #wellbeingeconomy youtu.be/JfeRLwlnuHo?...
Find a local raw honey dealer
The grocery store ones are sad after finding real local honey.
The grocery store ones are sad after finding real local honey.
February 15, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Find a local raw honey dealer
The grocery store ones are sad after finding real local honey.
The grocery store ones are sad after finding real local honey.
My Christmas cactus is blooming for Valentine's Day. #ValentineCactus
February 13, 2025 at 11:46 PM
My Christmas cactus is blooming for Valentine's Day. #ValentineCactus
I have some friend birthday's coming up so I'm ordering Canadian products as gifts this year. I've got English, Irish and Scottish breakfast teas. Never have I run across this one.
February 13, 2025 at 11:24 PM
I have some friend birthday's coming up so I'm ordering Canadian products as gifts this year. I've got English, Irish and Scottish breakfast teas. Never have I run across this one.
We used to wake up in the middle of the night and egg each other to go to Waffle House for pie and lots of coffee. Sometimes waffles- brought our own maple syrup and pretended We're Canadian with a flask of Bailey's. "That's ok dear, we brought our own creamer"
January 16, 2025 at 10:52 PM
We used to wake up in the middle of the night and egg each other to go to Waffle House for pie and lots of coffee. Sometimes waffles- brought our own maple syrup and pretended We're Canadian with a flask of Bailey's. "That's ok dear, we brought our own creamer"
Checking to see if my veggie diet is working at #LifeLineScreening
January 16, 2025 at 10:08 PM
Checking to see if my veggie diet is working at #LifeLineScreening
Well, I got this going for me.
January 15, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Well, I got this going for me.
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Christmas decorations look so sad this time of year.
January 6, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Christmas decorations look so sad this time of year.
Morning gas station coffee on a bench in town. I went to work everyday for 50 years and this is the most enjoyable reward I've discovered thus far.
January 12, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Morning gas station coffee on a bench in town. I went to work everyday for 50 years and this is the most enjoyable reward I've discovered thus far.
I was in a thrift store Saturday and saw this pillowcase. My late wife would've snatched this up, hand stitched and tatting. Dan River "Tranquale" pillowcase, made in Virginia. Of course I bought it.
January 12, 2025 at 4:05 PM
I was in a thrift store Saturday and saw this pillowcase. My late wife would've snatched this up, hand stitched and tatting. Dan River "Tranquale" pillowcase, made in Virginia. Of course I bought it.