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Sometimes the smallest acts become part of something much bigger than we imagined. My daughter Ali and I spent Saturday volunteering with Urban Bee Lab at the Menlo College Art & Wine Festival. There we were, wearing our blue bee shirts, talking with people about pollinators, biodiversity, and the small things each of us can do to help. And I kept thinking about how much of life works exactly this way. One person plants something. Another person teaches something. Someone els

Ali and me at the Urban Bee Lab booth at the Menlo College Wine & Art Festival. 🐝 Grateful to bee 🐝 at the Menlo College Wine & Art Festival with Ali Harris (our daughter) in the @UrbanBeeLab booth! We spent the day talking with visitors, sharing honey from around the U.S. and supporting Urban Bee Lab’s work. It was a wonderful day of people stopping by, getting curious, learning something new and helping something good grow.

Five years ago, I woke up with broken ears. My ears never went back to the way they were. My life came back anyway. Sunday morning, my friend Casey said something I couldn't stop thinking about: “What a privilege it is to be right here, right now.” She invited us to look back five years and remember who we were, where we were and what we were facing. So I did. Five years ago, I was fighting for my life. I had woken up with broken ears. The noise inside my head was overwhelmi