Upward and Onward - A Women's Own Perspective

Eternal Women draws us upward."
— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

Bamfield on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada is a remote community that is home to a sophisticated marine science research centre, but also to a town that is spread out between a number of inlets. I loved this photo because we had the amazing experience of kayaking in amongst these inlets and remote areas that are untouched. Shortly after this photo was taken, I saw an elusive humpback whale emerge from the sea briefly and never saw it again. — **Little Man in a Boat (on the far left) - A planksip Möbius Hardly Worthy of Mentioning**

Little Man in a Boat (on the far left)

Eternal Women draws us upward."
— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

Firstly, this concept of transcended eternity is obviously idealistic. So what? The descent of down is anything but transcendental, despite our best intentions. So which is is up? I am certain it must be backwards!

Alternatives to the transcendental, progress is downstream from the past. The river metaphor flows, bends and breaks the monotony of monogamy; this marriage between a transcended reality and the orientation that we find ourselves in.

The planksip writer's cooperative is sponsoring a re-writing of this article (1,000 words) with $1,000 CAD in prize money for the best article as voted by your peers in the planksip writer's cooperative. Judged by your peers, your chance to join a community of creative thinkers and win over $750,000 CAD in prize money is your entry point into becoming a planksip journalist.

We want to change the way people engage. The planksip organic platform is dedicated to supporting your voice as a writer and a thought leader. Join today, membership matters!