Fall decor may permeate store shelves, and cute children in new shoes may be stepping onto school buses, but the earth promises plenty of summer
The pace of summer has kept me from writing much, hence the easy way out by sharing snippets on Instagram. Sometimes I do manage to
It’s still June, so I’m still thinking and dreaming and talking about strawberries. When I brought home all of those strawberries recently, it was a
Best I can tell, there are only two ways to listen to a new record: from start to finish on the home stereo over
Over the weekend I was on a strawberry mission. You now how it is. All in all, it’s not too difficult to source Monsanto-free meat,
For more than seven years I've had the pleasure of teaching online workshops related to cooking, nutrition, intentional living, homeschooling, and even gardening. It's been
I worked in an Italian restaurant for six years in the early 2000s. In that span of time, a grand total of one person came
Funerals are different in northern Maine. They are community affairs and chances are, every person you interact with in the planning process – from the
Since the start of the new year I’ve written a mere ten posts in this space. My father died on December 29th. These two things
Earlier in the week I needed to get out and do some food re-supplying. Milk is mostly what we purchase weekly, but I also needed
Our garden is perched on a decent patch of southeastern exposure, but the remainder of our property slopes northward and releases snow with great reluctance.
Driving through Eagle Lake, Maine. Yesterday’s snow did not amount to the full foot predicted, maybe six fresh inches fell. It’s sticky though, in that