Competing Joys
Opting for a life of gainful unemployment, one directed by entrepreneurial, agricultural and other pursuits of the heart, prompts a lot of questions from folks who are curious about it. And the one that comes most frequently is, “what are the greatest challenges?” I think I know the answers they are anticipating: working long […]
Errr…What’s cooking?
I have been allowing Ula more autonomy in the kitchen. But this is the scene I found on my counter this morning after she fixed her breakfast. Not sure what to make of it.
Creekside Treasure Hunt
Actually, around these parts, it would be crickside.
Lamb Harvest
I know. This may not seem a pretty set of images when pondering this way of life, but it is part of how we live. Every time I have an opportunity to work in our cutting room and feel these cool carcasses move through my fingers on their journey to becoming meat and sustenance for […]
Summer Choices
Summer Choices July 31, 2012 Tags: radical homemaking, sustainable agriculture, family farming, Tuesday Post Rain has fallen here nearly every day for the past week, offering welcome refreshment from this summer’s drought. Several hours of steady deluge Sunday had serious implications indoors. Comforters, blankets and pillow cases were pulled from the beds, sheets were stripped, […]
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