Every once in a while the universe sends me a gift. I don’t always recognize it immediately and it doesn’t ever look the same: It may be something stopping things from the way I expect them to go and giving a little space in time to slow down or take a walk. It may [...]
...continue reading →Lately it seems that most of my time is spent at the computer: planning, writing, communicating, sketching, and even some entertainment courtesy of youtube and TED. So when we took on a house-sit near Duncan the one main concern was: can I get online? We’ve been here for a few days now and I am [...]
...continue reading →November 13 It only took a couple of days for our seeds to sprout . I planted some cowpeas earlier this week and now they are up and growing on the “fence”. The Mchicha greens also show and now I’m watching for the Zucchini. It’s the presence of water that creates the magic of course. [...]
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