Blended love
I've fallen in love! I have fallen in love again ... with smoothies. Organic, homemade ones, to boot. It wasn't love at first sight. No, it actually took a lot of time. Days. Months. OK, maybe years ...
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Last Saturday I began harvesting tomatoes from my garden in earnest. All of a sudden — at least it seemed to me — they were ready to be picked, plucked. A
If you care, like I do, that local control of our seed and plant heritage is maintained and not given
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer: A Seattle-based firm is marketing what it calls
One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well. -- Virginia Woolf Recently, our home became a bed-and-breakfast of sorts. First,
I'm back from my week-long trip to Iowa, to visit family, friends, and the family farm -- and to get myself away from my computer and all of the drudgery
I thought it was about time to give an update on how my organic garden is progressing
Last Saturday was like a national holiday for my up-and-coming Oakland neighborhood, the Dimond district -- or, as the SF
I've fallen in love! I have fallen in love again ... with smoothies. Organic, homemade ones, to boot. It wasn't love at first sight. No, it actually took a lot of time. Days. Months. OK, maybe years ...
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About a month ago, I checked in with my friend's blog and was delighted by these two mini-videos of her Silkie hen's newly hatched -- and hatching -- chicks,
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We the people have a right to know where our food comes from -- and what's in it. Now, let's make sure it's law. If you agree, please see
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I just watched this video and was inspired by the simplicity of its message. The push here in the U.S. to grow more and more food to feed the poor
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This weekend I decided I needed a break from a particularly long and crazed period of overworking as a freelance graphic designer. As is said, when it rains, it pours -- and it's either feast or famine.
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