
April Showers . . . Make for Slow Clean-up
On the few days without rain, I do yard work rather than adventuring. The time for adventures will come. It’s … Continue reading April Showers . . . Make for Slow Clean-up
On the few days without rain, I do yard work rather than adventuring. The time for adventures will come. It’s … Continue reading April Showers . . . Make for Slow Clean-up
What do a yoga mat, a jigsaw puzzle, and book marketing have in common? Let’s take a dive into that. … Continue reading Yoga, Puzzles & Book Marketing
It’s spring! I think. No, really, it has finally gotten warmer, and the Master Gardeners had their annual plant sale. … Continue reading Circling Around to Spring
April 7, 20224 miles (to date: 11.9 / 70) After last week’s daily change in this week’s weather forecast—three days … Continue reading A Fair Weather Escape: Mt. St. Helens, Gardening, and Approaching 70
I friggin’ LOVE rainy days. A true Pacific Northwesterner, I have energy out the yazoo when it rains. It rained … Continue reading Autumn at Three of Earth Farm
“Well, aren’t you a vision! You look beautiful hiking!” I met them coming up the trail yesterday: mother, father, teenage … Continue reading On Turning Sixty-nine
March 12, 2020 “When you step outdoors and under a canopy of trees, when you give yourself time to breathe, … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Forest Bathing
Cleaning out the shed at the back of the carport wasn’t on my agenda today. But when something big that’s … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: The Shed
With one notable exception, in my adult memory I have always had a certain knowing about what would precipitate a … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Trying to Garden in a Meadow