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Our Second Grade School Day

Our Second Grade School Day

May 31, 2019 Tagged with boundaries, chickens, curricula, dogs, free range parenting, homeschooling, practice

The house wakes early, even in the dark. Partly because kids are insane, and partly because I have a puppy, which is another story. In any case, by 6:30am the dog is pooping, Boots is …

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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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Chicken Glorious

Chicken Glorious

Mar 18, 2012 Tagged with beauty, chickens, death

Above are Henrietta’s feathers. She’s a Red-laced Wyandotte, and I didn’t realize how beautiful she was going to be until she grew up. We brought her, Maple and Harriet home in the back of our …

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Junk Mulch

Junk Mulch

Mar 5, 2012 Tagged with chickens, permaculture, sheet mulch

Thank you, Junk Mail Providers, for making this world a better place. Because of you, my garden will grow less grass and more food. By cutting down trees and mass-mailing people of whom the overwhelming …

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Stories that Wear the Clothes of My People

Stories that Wear the Clothes of My People

Oct 10, 2009 Tagged with belonging, chickens, connection to the land, diversity, ecumenism, homogenization, identity, Judaism, practice, specificity, stories, survival, transformation

This is an ongoing series of meditations on faith, in response to readings from the articles that preface The Oxford Study Bible. I will trust the reader to dig up the context if the meaning …

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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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