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I started this blog to record the journey of a year-long apprenticeship on a small, organic farm in New England. I have reached a new stage in my journey: one where I am between jobs and finally have the time to write. My goal: 300 words per day, on any topic. Ready, set, go! Thursday, December 16, 2010. In college I felt that in tasks assumed, quantity was valued over quality, although the requisite sacrifices of health and sanity were epidemic. Given the costs, the rewards for efficiency long ago l...

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Farmer Girl: October 2008

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I started this blog to record the journey of a year-long apprenticeship on a small, organic farm in New England. I have reached a new stage in my journey: one where I am between jobs and finally have the time to write. My goal: 300 words per day, on any topic. Ready, set, go! Thursday, October 30, 2008. Pollan explains it all. He wrote a rockin' article for the New York Times recently, an open letter to the President elect. Wednesday, October 29, 2008. What is raw milk and why does it matter? They make k...

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Farmer Girl: July 2009

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I started this blog to record the journey of a year-long apprenticeship on a small, organic farm in New England. I have reached a new stage in my journey: one where I am between jobs and finally have the time to write. My goal: 300 words per day, on any topic. Ready, set, go! Monday, July 13, 2009. It feels like years since I last posted. This post is a brainstorm of topics I ought to/could write about. I do so have a fondness for lists. To which we would like to reply, why would you boil spinach? Making...

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Farmer Girl: How do I write?

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I started this blog to record the journey of a year-long apprenticeship on a small, organic farm in New England. I have reached a new stage in my journey: one where I am between jobs and finally have the time to write. My goal: 300 words per day, on any topic. Ready, set, go! Tuesday, December 7, 2010. How do I write? Finally, I write with time, love, and support: I am between jobs, and have no other immediate or pressing responsibilities calling my name exclusively. I have the love of family and com...

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Farmer Girl: Mind and body!

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I started this blog to record the journey of a year-long apprenticeship on a small, organic farm in New England. I have reached a new stage in my journey: one where I am between jobs and finally have the time to write. My goal: 300 words per day, on any topic. Ready, set, go! Wednesday, December 15, 2010. Living in one’s own body is a life-long journey. (Obviously). After many years of not acknowledging it, farming has affirmed the vitality of that journey for me. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Farmer Girl: Weighted Efficiency

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I started this blog to record the journey of a year-long apprenticeship on a small, organic farm in New England. I have reached a new stage in my journey: one where I am between jobs and finally have the time to write. My goal: 300 words per day, on any topic. Ready, set, go! Thursday, December 16, 2010. In college I felt that in tasks assumed, quantity was valued over quality, although the requisite sacrifices of health and sanity were epidemic. Given the costs, the rewards for efficiency long ago l...

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The Jan Black Blog - Expressed: Go Gladys

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Tuesday, September 15, 2009. Right now, we are watching Amazon like the thermometer on a really hot day. We keep checking in to watch "Gladys" rise on the Amazon charts. Our friends Marilyn Suttle and Lori Jo Vest have co-authored a book, Who's Your Gladys? How to Turn Even the Most Difficult Customer into Your Biggest Fan. It hit bookstores last week, but today is its debut online. The goal is to reach Amazon's Bestseller List in one day. Look at the list of bonus offers and guess what you'll see!

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The Jan Black Blog - Expressed: November 2008

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008. We Three Kings of Autoland Are. I woke up with "We Three Kings" playing in my head and suddenly it became a parody of the big three automakers flying to Washington. Time ran out and I had to stop in the middle. Want to help me finish it? We three kings of Autoland are. In our jets to salvage a car. Heeled and poutin', sore and countin'. Begging to fill our jar. O Car of blunder, car of blight. Car with bailout in its sight. Downward leading, still proceeding…. Salem, Oregon, U...

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The Jan Black Blog - Expressed: We Three Kings of Autoland Are

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008. We Three Kings of Autoland Are. I woke up with "We Three Kings" playing in my head and suddenly it became a parody of the big three automakers flying to Washington. Time ran out and I had to stop in the middle. Want to help me finish it? We three kings of Autoland are. In our jets to salvage a car. Heeled and poutin', sore and countin'. Begging to fill our jar. O Car of blunder, car of blight. Car with bailout in its sight. Downward leading, still proceeding…. That ZING you do.

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The Jan Black Blog - Expressed: Living Unreasonably - What it sometimes takes

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Tuesday, September 15, 2009. Living Unreasonably - What it sometimes takes. If you visit theclearing.com and find your way to its philosophy statement, you will read an artful description of not only how one company operates, but what intense focus requires. Credit for it goes to my friend and colleague, Chris McGoff, founder and CEO. The desired outcomes in our case were achieved, and two of them are presented below. A third and fourth outcome will be announced soon. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Jan Black Blog - Expressed: September 2009

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Tuesday, September 15, 2009. Right now, we are watching Amazon like the thermometer on a really hot day. We keep checking in to watch "Gladys" rise on the Amazon charts. Our friends Marilyn Suttle and Lori Jo Vest have co-authored a book, Who's Your Gladys? How to Turn Even the Most Difficult Customer into Your Biggest Fan. It hit bookstores last week, but today is its debut online. The goal is to reach Amazon's Bestseller List in one day. Look at the list of bonus offers and guess what you'll see! If yo...

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The Jan Black Blog - Expressed: Real

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Saturday, September 5, 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. This is a Flickr badge showing public photos and videos from Jan Black1. Make your own badge here. Salem, Oregon, United States. View my complete profile. A School That Makes Sense. That ZING you do. Living Unreasonably - What it sometimes takes.

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The Jan Black Blog - Expressed: There are many ways to be a mammal.

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Tuesday, November 25, 2008. There are many ways to be a mammal. So I'm sitting in my favorite chair for hours this past weekend watching a marathon of YouTube. Videos I discovered on the TED channel. When I hear National Geographic photographer Franz Lanting say "There are many ways to be a mammal." I become a merkat at attention. And I answer, "There are many ways to be a mammal." It shows up again as I trail off to sleep last night, and I grin. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter.

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I started this blog to record the journey of a year-long apprenticeship on a small, organic farm in New England. I have reached a new stage in my journey: one where I am between jobs and finally have the time to write. My goal: 300 words per day, on any topic. Ready, set, go! Thursday, December 16, 2010. In college I felt that in tasks assumed, quantity was valued over quality, although the requisite sacrifices of health and sanity were epidemic. Given the costs, the rewards for efficiency long ago l...

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