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The Lonely Goatherd: With a View of Vulcan

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Wednesday, January 18, 2012. With a View of Vulcan. And this is where that mature balance comes in. I woke up on Tuesday and KNEW - I just knew it - that I don't fit into this place as I've seen it thus far. The same issues reared their ugly little heads: wow, all these really cool people and this interesting movement as it happens here has nothing to do with anyone not traditionally of privilege. Where is the history in Birmingham's sustainable ag? I'm going to the SSAWG. The green will be out again soon.

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until His nets are full: April 2012

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Until His nets are full. Sunday, April 22, 2012. 8220;God uses His people, to help His people, for His glory! Sometimes, absolute miracles happen that change your life forever. Miracles that remind us of how awesome…. 8230; and mighty. Great actually. This week God abruptly stopped me dead in MY tracks – when I came face to face with the most awesome financial miracle! We look forward to seeing God glorified in Uganda and throughout the ends of the Earth. Photos from this week. We need J3 Organics. 8220;...

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The Lonely Goatherd: A Good Friend

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Tuesday, March 13, 2012. To me, a good friend is the kind that really makes you (me) think. When I say think I mean really, really think - more often than not, thinking that makes you realize that you're sort of an idiot - either through making you realize how good you've got it or making you realize how lazy you've gotten. I recently had a just such a conversation with just such a friend, and now I sit befuddled and clogged with thoughts and wild words. And not from experience. Is it ever scary! I worry...

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The Lonely Goatherd: Food work is HARD.

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Sunday, July 8, 2012. Food work is HARD. I've spent the last three weeks trying to figure out how to articulate what I want to do with my life. No big deal, right? Of course it is. I lost my job at the farm about three weeks ago "due to financial constraints" and am choosing to view this as an opportunity to work closer to my true interests. What those are (and whether an appropriate job exists) are yet to be determined. Isn't it amazing how being outside just slows time down? This is the big question!

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a simple life: February 2011

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Planting. Eating. Living. Loving. Another Day of Sowing. But all that to say, maybe February has always been like this, but I can't remember Spring ever arriving in such force so early! A week of above 70 temperatures and sunshine, it's amazing. I'm sure it will get cold again before Spring is here to stay, but I'm soaking it up while we can. Eight elementary classes came out to help me plant! Just please look at the stink eye I'm getting from the left as I give 2nd grade the low down. Middle schoolers h...

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Urban Farm Plate: Summer Update

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Hey folks, I guess I'm sorry about the lack of updating. I've realized that the more rich and involved my actual real-life experience is, the less motivated I am to blog about it. As seen in my failures of trying to blog about the school year as well. Kind of counterintuitive I guess, and I could go more into detail about my ponderings on the subject, but I wont. Here is a summary in pictures:. Sarah and Keith of our Mt. Laurel site harvesting potatoes. Farm-intern field trip part 2 takes us to J3Organics.

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Urban Farm Plate: July 2010

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Hey folks, I guess I'm sorry about the lack of updating. I've realized that the more rich and involved my actual real-life experience is, the less motivated I am to blog about it. As seen in my failures of trying to blog about the school year as well. Kind of counterintuitive I guess, and I could go more into detail about my ponderings on the subject, but I wont. Here is a summary in pictures:. Sarah and Keith of our Mt. Laurel site harvesting potatoes. Farm-intern field trip part 2 takes us to J3Organics.

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The Lonely Goatherd: Next Steps (and Some Previous Ones Too)

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Monday, November 7, 2011. Next Steps (and Some Previous Ones Too). How does grassroots food justice happen without a fancy .org or .edu to foot the bill and call the board meeting? At this point I know fully well that non-profits and academia only play a peripheral role in what I see as food justice, what I see as my albeit-undefined greater Goal. Let's be real, though: how do you find a job that way? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Do-gooder trying to be closer to the dirt under her feet.

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The Lonely Goatherd: Rainy Day Musing?

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Wednesday, February 1, 2012. Today is a cloudy, grey day in the 'ham (yeah I used a terrible nickname for my new home), and as such I have been relegated to taking the day off instead of plowing through the muddy, six-inch-deep clay of my employer's land. The past week has provided much food for thought, and only now have I gotten the chance to actually sit and process any of it. (But first .). Good morning, Vulcan! I take some inspiration from this Chicago honey co-op. Or the Farmer-Veteran Coalition.