A Well-Intentioned Lie
So, hi. I know it’s been since spring that I wrote anything here, and for that I apologize. A few of you have left emails and comments asking if I was ok – I am. Thanks. What I have been, however, is relatively depressed and unmotivated, struggling with day-to-day tasks and not having much energy [...]
Quite Possibly the Most Productive 1/10 Acre – EVER.
Dear Food-Conscious People – My friend Aaron posted this link to Facebook last night, and it blew me the heck away. Seriously. Before I present the video, a word of warning – the guy speaking is Really, Really Annoying. I actually had to mute him partway through the video, because he so grated my nerves. [...]
A Pendulum, C’est Moi
Finding The Happy Medium for me has never been an easy thing. Last year, there was much unused space in the garden, because I planted everything Terribly Close Together, like so: That didn’t work out very well, and resulted in rows like this: This year, my rows might still be a touch on the close [...]
From Winter to Summer in One Week Flat
Those of you who live in places that typically have four seasons might remember, perhaps with fondness, how “spring” used to be a proper season. It often came on gently, progressed slowly, and then eased itself into summer’s heat and humidity over a period of, oh, a couple of months. It seems these last few [...]
The Speed of Beans
Fast. Fast is the speed of beans. This is a photo of some two-day-old bean sprouts yesterday. These are the same plants today (off to the left of the photo:) Bean plants are totally cool to me, because the bean itself comes up out of the ground, splits in two and turns into leaves. Spring [...]






