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Where I Learn – Fermentation Part 2
In our semi-homestead years, my father fermented many pounds of his homegrown cabbages into sauerkraut we ate all winter. I helped. It was interesting and definitely tasty, but it was decades before I adopted fermentation for myself. I was inspired … Continue reading
Posted in classes, inspirations, Uncategorized
Tagged curiosity, fermentation, inspiration, teachers
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What I Ferment – Fermentation Part 1
I spent almost a month trying to articulate why I’m so focused on fermenting food at this time in my life. I guess I’m not finished thinking about that, and you can look forward to something more someday. For now, I’ll start with the stuff … Continue reading
Tidy or Wild?
My father was a gardener, too. More than fifty years later, as I recall being invited to help, I still see in my mind the straight precise rows of shoots he’d seeded along strings staked taut around each tidy square … Continue reading
Thinking of Gardens
Five years ago, I used National Poetry Month as a personal challenge to write a poem a day. My theme was “Garden.” Continue reading
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Tagged Gail Harker Center for Creative Arts, gardens, growing, National Poetry Month, Poetry
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Fresh from the Press
Did you know I’m a small publisher? Here’s our latest newsletter to introduce you. Enjoy! Fresh from the Press, Fall 2018 Greetings from Homeostasis Press! We’re feeling the change in seasons. Are you? What’s new: We are very pleased to … Continue reading
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Tagged books, environment, family, giveaway, indie publisher, Poetry, sharing, writing
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