The horse’s seal of approval

When I was in grade 6, my class went to Adams River, a crystal clear, freezing river outside of Kamloops. Once you’ve seen it, it’s not difficult to understand why this area has been inhabited by the Secwépemc people for at least 4000 years.  The surrounding forest is lush and beautiful, and the air is

Bone! (Part I)

It is intuitive to most of us that bone is important to vertebrates. After all, most of us have bones (lots of them, in fact), and we lose a lot of our functionality when they break or lose their attachments to other bones. They feel very strong until we are roller skating and unexpectedly fall,

On writing: Why is it so hard sometimes?

Going outside is important

On the importance of planning: Things sometimes break

A tale of my first major field trip

Welcome to Pattern and Process!

Welcome to the Pattern and Process blog!