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We carved pumpkins on Tuesday night. Lil’s tiny pumpkin was a huge pain because the walls are so thin. But look how cute it is!
Lil wanted to be a ghost this year. I didn’t see any reason to be fancier than the cut up thrift store sheet.
When we adopted Hawise from the [...] | The schedule for November classes is set! I will be repeating three classes from October at a new time. I want to see how this time works for me personally and for drawing an interested crowd. Please ‘vote with your participation’ and come to these afternoon classes if you want to see more offered at this time [...] |When served meat, Lil often asks “What part of the aminal is this?” ‘Aminal’ is one of Lil’s last toddlerisms, meaning animal. I am not ready for her to be all grown up and pronounce everything correctly! My heart gushes a little and not just because her pronunciation is cute. ~ In northwestern Ohio this weekend, Lil and I went [...] |A few things that might interest readers: PBS stations are showing a program based on the book The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s-Eye View of the World by Michael Pollan. I highly recommend reading Botany of Desire and am excited to watch the show. Watch a preview here. Columbus residents can view Botany of Desire on Wednesday [...] |October 27th, 2009 | Tags: farmers market, little alouette, ohio issue 2, wayward seed | Category: CSAs, Local Food |
| Leave a comment garden in late winter = blank slate It is never too early to prepare for a spring garden. Whether you are planning your first garden or are an experienced gardener, fall and winter offer time for reflection and forming new habits. If you are making a new garden or bed, lay out some newspapers or cardboard now [...]  |
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