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My Take on the Kitchen Arts

My Take on the Kitchen Arts

Jan 7, 2014 Tagged with abundance, human skills, real food

There are a lot of websites about cooking out there. I’m not doing what they’re doing—the comprehensive recipe bank, the exotic tour through culinary traditions—I couldn’t create that kind of thing if I tried and …

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Describe the Indescribable: Go

Describe the Indescribable: Go

Jul 25, 2013 Tagged with fear, God, love, magic

The other night, King Sturdy wasn’t tired at bedtime because he’d had a late nap, and also because he was scared of the lion and the tiger in his room. I am not about to …

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Social Media

Social Media

Apr 26, 2013 Tagged with community, digital life, disconnection, loneliness

This is a picture of the cherry tree in our front yard. It is beautiful this time of year. The blossoms are extravagant bunchy pink bundles which rain down petals in the wind, until one …

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Lessons Learned

Lessons Learned

Apr 24, 2013 Tagged with abundance, chickens, companion planting, direct sowing, ducks, following directions, garden calendar, sheet mulch, starting seeds indoors, transplanting, troubleshooting, wild seeding, wildlife neighbors, worm castings

I’ve only had a garden for three seasons. Granted I’ve wanted to have a garden since I was eight years old, so it’s kind of odd, realizing. Third year as a gardener here, coming up. …

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Sitting with Death

Sitting with Death

Jan 11, 2013 Tagged with cats, chickens, death, human skills

In one week, our total animal-count when from six to two. Upon getting back from Christmas, we found three chickens dead and interrupted the raccoon in killing the fourth. We’d pulled into the driveway around …

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Worm Eggs

Worm Eggs

Jul 6, 2012 Tagged with fertility, homemade potting soil, worm castings

Imagine my surprise when I picked out an old avocado shell to find it packed with worm eggs. Back story, I was rummaging through my worm bin for castings to add to a potting mix I …

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He Doesn’t Mind the Soaker Hose

He Doesn’t Mind the Soaker Hose

Jul 2, 2012 Tagged with cats, sheet mulch, wild seeding, wildlife neighbors, worm castings

Garden update. The junk mulch is coming apart at the seams. The chickens broke in. Their wings are clipped now, but that doesn’t mean we always remember to close the garden gate. On other fronts, we’re seeing a bumper …

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Plowman’s Dinner

Plowman’s Dinner

Jul 1, 2012 Tagged with abundance, fermentation, main plate, real food, slow food

This was dinner a couple weeks ago. Kind of an eclectic menu. Which is why I bring it up. Raw carrots. Raw radishes. Yogurt cheese. Bottle of wine. Pickled garlic. One whole chicken sourced humanely from …

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Garlic, Pickled

Garlic, Pickled

Jul 1, 2012 Tagged with fermentation, slow food

If you’re wondering why anyone would ferment garlic, let me just say a toddler will pop five in a row and ask for more. “Garlic? Garlic?! Yesss?!!” Ingredients 10 heads garlic 32 oz. glass jar …

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Why Have I Been Remiss?

Why Have I Been Remiss?

Jun 30, 2012 Tagged with consulting, digital life, seasons

It is June. Tomorrow, it will be July—so no excuses: not for the weather, and not for me. It appears my last post was published on March 20th, nearly a full season ago. And it …

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If my children were fairy tale characters, they'd be King Sturdy and Shortshanks. I'd be the Master Maid. As for the mister, he'd be Boots of course.

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If my children were fairy tale characters, they'd be King Sturdy and Shortshanks. I'd be the Master Maid. As for the mister, he'd be Boots of course.

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