Yes. Ask any avid gardener and February is the time to think about the garden. It’s starting to get late actually. Okay, the truth is we never really stop thinking about growing things. What do I put in the garden this year? Should I expand the garden? What seeds do I have left? When can …
It was grey the other day. Not a rainy day, but grey and a little chilly. My friend Kristen’s words kept going through my head. “It said to plant when you could work the soil and I could work the soil”. My kind of planting philosophy, and if Kristen could plant onions, I could plant …
I have recently been transplanted. Have transplanted myself more accurately. I've not only physically moved, I have found and am finding new paths for my brain and my spirit. And while I believe I know where I come from, my roots are not solid there. Not only there. I have always found my roots in …
It snowed today where I live. Again. Today marks the second snowfall in May this year. The first one, two nights ago, even stuck. Temperatures remained cold enough that night that I woke to what looked like an early winter morning. It's warmer today, the snow is melting this time and as I watch the …
I read a lot of books, ask anyone who knows me. Lately, I can't seem to function without two or three on the go at once – I need escape, and I need to learn. One that I'm on right now is The One Straw Revolution – An Introduction to Natural Farming by Masanobu Fukuoka. …
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