
Tag: Notes from Three of Earth Farm


Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Forest Bathing
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

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: The Shed
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

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Trying to Garden in a Meadow
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

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Courage & Vulnerability
Seven years ago last week, I signed the papers turning over my Raleigh home and restored gardens to new owners. … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Courage & Vulnerability

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: This Old House of Memories
I got a new fuschia-colored raincoat. It’s been a long time since I had a raincoat I didn’t get at … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: This Old House of Memories

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Spring Prep
Spring has come into fullness, as only spring can do. The leaves on some of the trees are full on … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Spring Prep

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: They Left Us Everything
I could have titled this post “dostadning,” but not many would know what it meant. It’s a hybrid of the … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: They Left Us Everything

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Falling in Love with January
The stress and expectations of the holidays are over. Snow could still happen. Winter has not yet worn out its … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Falling in Love with January

Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Epiphany Storm
It was a calm evening, with a faint rainbow and a sunset that took me off my route home to … Continue reading Notes from Three of Earth Farm: Epiphany Storm