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"Celery Ellen" is the nickname I was given by my father as a child, a play on Sara Ellen, my given name. Checking on the numerology of
Celery Ellen Heath, I discovered it describes a person who needs freedom "like a bird needs its wings."
Wherever the adventurous mind flies, it will return here to nest and share.

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Ellen
Ellen Heath lives and writes in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her career in communications has included experience as a congressional aide, corporate speechwriter, government relations and public affairs specialist, and freelance writer. She is the author of Lizard Diary, a memoir of an experience with shamanism, and The Inheritance, a novel that was published in 2012. She has a B.A. degree in English from Stanford University

Topics

The Bottom Line vs. the Well-Wrought Line

Posted February 3, 2020

The heart of the publishing industry may be in New York, but here in Santa Fe, Liz Trupin-Pulli has her finger on its pulse.

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Tags: American Dirt, Delia Owens, Jeannine Cummins, JET Literary Associates, Jim Trupin, Liz Trupin-Pulli, Where the Crawdads Sing

A Good Life

Posted January 27, 2020

 

Sitting right next to me was a world champion weightlifter, a restoration caver, and my next blog topic.

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Tags: Albuquerque Strength Society, Carl Wallin, Mike Mansur, National Speleological Society

Can Rupert Murdoch Affect Climate Change?

Posted January 13, 2020

 

Or should I say, “Rupert Murdoch and his kind?”

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Tags: News Corp, Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Rachel Withers

A Star Rises over Farmington, New Mexico

Posted January 6, 2020

 

Farmington may play an historic role in the effort to mitigate the carbon factor in climate change.

 

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Tags: Akshat Rathi, Energy Transition Act (ET), Four Corners, Jason Selch, Lawrence Heller, Michelle Lujan Grisham, Peter Mandelstam, San Juan Generating Station

So, What’s with the Crawdads?

Posted December 30, 2019

Where the Crawdads Sing, a novel by Delia Owens, has sold an unprecedented 4.5 million copies since it was published in 2018. Read Full Post »

Tags: Alexander Von Humboldt, Alexandra Alter, Andrea Wulf, Delia Owens, G.P. Putnam's Sons, Jaci Updike, Kya, The Marsh Girl

Humboldt Rises Again, a Woman at his Side

Posted December 16, 2019

 

Two friends responded to my earlier post on Alexander Von Humboldt with additional information that altered my perspective, and I would like to share.

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Tags: Eunice Foote, John Tyndall, Leila McNeill, Robert Cordingley, Vincent Gabriele, W.B. Yeats

So, What Do the Planets Say?

Posted December 9, 2019

 

You will be happy to know that the Uranus-Pluto square is coming to an end.

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Tags: California Institute of Integral Studies, Cosmos and Psyche, Richard Tarnas, The Passion of the Western Mind, Uranus-Pluto Square

A Thanksgiving Blessing

Posted December 2, 2019

Young Alexander Von Humboldt

I am happy to say that I spent Thanksgiving with “the greatest man since the Deluge.”

 

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Tags: Alexander Von Humboldt, Andrea Wulf, Charles Darwin, Ernst Haeckel, George Perkins Marsh, Henry David Thoreau, John Muir

Time to Update Human Evolution?

Posted November 25, 2019

 

Birds are rapidly going extinct, but we still have time to learn from them.

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Tags: Alexander Von Humboldt, Andrea Wulf, Charles Darwin, Thomas Malthus

Diabetes: Reason for Hope If . . . .

Posted November 18, 2019

 

Must a remedy for “the largest epidemic in human history” be very profitable to be of interest to the healthcare industry? Read Full Post »

Tags: Moshe Shifrine, Paul Z. Zimmet

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