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Wannabe Farmers: October 2011
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Working and Cultivating Home in Durham, North Carolina. Monday, October 10, 2011. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. Mountain to Sea Trail off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Resting off the trail. We stopped to let Kora run free through the meadow. View from off the Parkway. Posted by James Robinson. Saturday, October 1, 2011. I know you're excited! Sarah's working on putting together a viewing of King Corn. Sarah's also taking a mycology class this semester, so she's collecting lots of pictures like the...
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Wannabe Farmers: June 2011
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Working and Cultivating Home in Durham, North Carolina. Wednesday, June 29, 2011. Summer In Full Bloom. Sun Gold on the patio. Summer has been in full bloom over the last week. Sarah and I are finding that our tomatoes on the patio have finally started to produce really well. We're also having a great time growing peppers. Next year, I think I'll be planting more peppers and fewer beans. The beans are good, but there just seems to be a lot more you can do with peppers. Granny Cantrell on the patio. If th...
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Wannabe Farmers: July 2011
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Working and Cultivating Home in Durham, North Carolina. Monday, July 25, 2011. Shenandoah National Park Camping Trip. Sarah, James, and Kora. Jared, Sarah, James, Sarah, and Kora. Sarah on the AT. Posted by James Robinson. Sarah in the Honey Patch. Sunflowers in the Honey Patch. Granny Cantrells on the patio. Watermelon in the Honey Patch. Posted by James Robinson. Tuesday, July 12, 2011. RAFI in National Geographic. About preserving crop diversity. RAFI-USA has a great blog post about it here. Colibri p...
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Wannabe Farmers: Recommended Reading
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Working and Cultivating Home in Durham, North Carolina. Thursday, March 22, 2012. Sarah had to read My Green Manifesto. Also recommended is the article Dramatizing the "death" of environmentalism doesn't help urban people of color, or anyone else. From March 2005 on Grist. This is another great read about needed shifts in popular environmental thinking. Posted by James Robinson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Weekend in the Smokies. Pent-up Farming Energy and Sourdough Bread. Colibri pic for market.
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Wannabe Farmers: December 2011
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Working and Cultivating Home in Durham, North Carolina. Wednesday, December 7, 2011. This week last year it was snowing and 8 lb Kora was out playing in it for the first time. Today, it was 70 degrees, and well, Kora definitely isn't 8 lbs anymore. Things change over the course of a year. Posted by James Robinson. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is just a way keep family and friends informed about some of the things we're up to. We hope you enjoy our stories. Grist - the latest from Grist.
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Recipe for Change: Small Things: Big Impact
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Seeking extraordinary moments every day. Small Things: Big Impact. I spent the last weekend with about 55 middle and high schoolers having an amazing time. We were on a church retreat at the local YMCA campsite. Just being around that many students is exciting! 1 Adult time. We ate most of our meals together as adults. And most of the time, we didn't talk about the students! It was just nice to have some adult conversation. 5 Reasonable wake-up and lights-out times. 'Nuff said. View my complete profile.
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Recipe for Change: December 2010
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Seeking extraordinary moments every day. Money is Worth More in Dreams than Dollars. Is it far more special than anything else you could have bought? Sometimes being frugal is annoying. But it reminds me that spending money and buying "stuff" is not all it's cracked up to be. In fact, my hubby and I were talking just the other night about how we most enjoy gifts that allow us to spend time together in some way. My hope is that we will all spend and give wisely this Christmas season.
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