Tag Archives: harvest
Squash me
I’m freezing … squash. Gardens are overflowing with summer quash, zucchini and cucumbers this time of year. I’ve made dill pickles and my cucumber plants have slowed their growing rampage, finally. It’s time to do some squashin’. Never squish your … Continue reading
Hilltop musings on farmers, parents and the great divide
There’s been a lot of planting up on the hill at my brother’s place. Rows and rows of new grapes going in beside the already established vines. Hundreds of new beginnings. Last night the thunder rolled and lightning strikes lit the … Continue reading
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Tagged caretakers, farmers, grapes, harvest, nation, parenting, planting, ranchers, the great divide, Thunder Rolls, vines
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It’s shocking!
Time flies, doesn’t it ? Here’s wishing you solace in the midst of your busy day. Here’s wishing you rest after a successful harvest … Whatever it is that you’re harvesting, I wish you bountiful reaping. … Continue reading
