I know this Thanksgiving stuff is going on and on and on here, but for us, the feast just happened last night since Thanksgiving Thursday proper was just another harvest day, and I am not the only one who has thanks to give either, so I happen to have more to share. This was the [...]
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I’m still thankful
Posted in children, family, gratitude, home, thanksgiving, tagged family, gratitude, home on November 28, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Small Gratitudes
Posted in children, fall, family, gratitude, home, mcminnville, thanksgiving, tagged autumn, family, gratitude, home on November 23, 2011 | 1 Comment »
And now for the fun part. The part that really brings joy to this season. The list of gratitudes, the small ones, the ones that lighten the darkness, keep warm the heart, and push away the other countless small complaints–the growing list of necessary car repairs, the broken dishwasher, the unpainted walls, the loss of [...]
Thankful
Posted in CSA, family, farm, farming, gratitude, home, thanksgiving, tagged community supported agriculture, family, farming, gratitude, home on November 21, 2011 | 1 Comment »
It has been harder than usual to sit down and begin the process of clearly bringing to the light the specific things I am grateful for this year. Although this task is meant to remind us that we usually have so very much to be thankful for and the act of giving that thanks builds [...]
Golden, Brown, and Green
Posted in challenges, cycles, duality, gratitude, nature, thanksgiving, tagged autumn, gratitude, seasons on November 6, 2011 | 3 Comments »
All around the farm, the golden brown of autumn surrounds us. Summer plants have died and are in various states of decay, the leaves are well on their way, shouting out in bright yellow before falling quiety to the ground. Always on this farm, we live up close and personal with this cycle–the cycle of [...]


