Some great past reading material

As the shadows begin to grow longer here in the Sonoran desert, I say goodbye  Fire and Earth, and hellooo... Metal. My thoughts turn to autumn and cooler temperatures, and not soon enough because Tucson is already pretty much absolute Yang. 

This morning I caught an interesting interview on NPR's "To the Best of Our Knowledge", produced by Wisconsin Public Radio. It was with Harvard economics professor Stephen Marglin, who wrote a book: The Dismal Science: How Thinking Like an Economist Undermines Community.

There's a link below to a recent Citypaper article about our clinic - it uses the same photo we gave to the Utne reader (but there's a caption this time, and I quoted part of it in my blog title).  

After a slow June, it seems like this article may be helping to make us super busy again (phew!).  And, I just have to report the best response to it so far:  a phone message from someone yesterday who said she saw the article, and was interested in attending a training to learn how to do what we do. She loves healing and has a degree in biology.  We'll call her back today to give her the bad news about licensing and the $100,000 education.