We wait all year for this… Posted with Blogsy
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Happy Holidays, Everyone!
Thank you for another year of readership, support, kind thoughts, intellectual stimulation, and laughter. I wish you all a hearth to warm you, a loved one to cheer you, a sunrise to nurture your spirit, a starry night to stir the mysteries deep within your souls, good food to nourish you, and ample quiet […]
A Knitters’ Dream Come True
For those of you who are daily blog followers, do you remember a post, way back last spring, when I was sitting out in a sunny spot in the barn, skirting some fleeces from these critters? Well if you did remember it, good for you. Because I completely forgot about it. …Until a few days […]
One of Many Voices
Can you see us? Saoirse and I are on the right hand side. Behind the piano. She’s the short one in the pinkish-red vest sweater. I’m beside her. Oh. You can’t make us out? Oh well. When I was little, I started singing in choirs. Then, typical over-achiever that I am, I figured […]
The Blankets Are Here!
Yipee! Just in time for the holidays! The Sap Bush Hollow Blankets, made with our super-soft MACHINE WASHABLE dorset fleeces, have finally come back from the mill. For those of you who want an incredibly cozy wool blanket for yourself or someone special…and who would like to support our tiny hill farm this Christmas, now […]
The Big Apple
Saoirse and Ula were given an extra-special Christmas gift this year from their Nanna: A trip to NYC to see the Rockettes. Of course, they required two parental chaperones (how lucky for us!). What a weekend! Overwhelmed by the sights and smells of the city, Saoirse sought refuge in the Christmas tree stalls on the […]
Housewife Chicken?!
I have always wondered about the origin of the name of the French dish, Poulet en Cocotte Bonne Femme, which translates roughly as “Housewife Chicken.” Regarding myself as a housewife of sorts, I set about making it one day. I soon discovered that it is a dish that requires a fair amount of kitchen time. But […]
It Starts
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My Turn
In an effort to prevent further injury to Bob, it is now my job to split the kindling (which does involve a considerable learning curve). And the more I split, the less I think we need the fire… Posted with Blogsy
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