Marisol Bielma:  

Well since this accesible to the world, don't necessarily want to reveal private info. My story is thus: Graduated early, ended up on the waterfront with a group of 50 women. There were about a dozen women on the docks at the time. We were like a herd of turtles coming in to rustle change. The things I thought were important in my 20's were influenced by my political awakening as I discovered social injustice - especially in the 3rd world and how our consumption affected the environment. My thirties were spent being a mother -specifically a working mother (waterfront supercargo). I sought that position because it gave me control over my environment - which was a place where women were severely harassed. It was at a price worth paying. At the time, I believed in "standing up for..." and "effecting change in..." a variety of issues. I came to believe that the biggest impact that I could have in stewarding the planet would be to build self sufficient housing and sustainable communities. I am still in pursuit of that endeavor and welcome the correspondence of any interested parties in any capacity. Today, those same men that I fought with on the d...Expand for more