[A short] summer reflection.
… The challenges we’ve taken on this season are nothing short of hard work and pushing us to new levels gaining knowledge and strength …
… The challenges we’ve taken on this season are nothing short of hard work and pushing us to new levels gaining knowledge and strength …
It couldn’t have been more than 10 minutes that I was in the front yard, 10-whole minutes, but I guess a lot could happen in 10 minutes — I mean a flash flood, a volcanic eruption, the apocalypse — and even your dog could run away.
“… What we are afraid of is people losing tradition — forgetting how to cook — not caring enough to cook their own food …”
It started with a few seeds last year, some rainbow chard and kale. The seeds didn’t grow exactly well. I placed them in the windows of the sunniest room of the house, but it still wasn’t enough sunlight, they eventually got “leggy” — reaching out for the sun — not growing straight up. So we…
Nonny, as she is known to family, is suffering from alzheimer’s disease and basically has the mentality of a toddler — saddening, but kind of a blessing actually, as my father and I have gained strength from the difficult situation.
Where do morals come in — aspects like love, respect, truth, their often overlooked in our food system, but needed, because our current system is unfair and unsustainable.