It has been snowing since Saturday afternoon; soft, fluttery flakes gently accumulating in the most patient way. There seems to be no rush, no urgency
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You really are here! Thank you for saying hello! It was wonderful to hear from so many of you last week. It is the very
Last week’s forecasted snow presented more of a drizzly, icy, snowy combination for days that resulted in barely one inch of new snow, and a
The windows beside our bed are sized in a way that allows a person lying down to see not just the starry sky, but the
The last two weeks have overflowed with activity. Stacking firewood, butchering chickens, processing yet another two bushels of apples, trying to finish outdoor building projects
The weeks leading up to winter solstice are, for many of us, the most reflective and poignant days of the year. The physical work of
Cross stitch by Adam’s cousin. Billymead is the name of his grandmother’s homestead. I think we’ll take the window screens out this weekend. I’ve never
Rain barreled down as lightening struck the barn late the other night. It’s the second time that’s happened this year, only last time it struck
This will probably be a quick check-in for the week as I don’t feel there’s much to report. And yet, the week was full and
It’s not every day you stop at a farmstand and have a chance to speak with the farmer who grew the food that sustains you.
Recent birthday celebration, and the return of puzzle season. There is chatter about the warm weather that has returned to Vermont this week. I’m not