gardening is all of life lessons in one space.the growth that matters is slow. the growth that comes too quickly is most often toxic to deep growth. we are all growing at different paces, with different values and ways to contribute. asparagus can takes years to produce what we harvest. at times the big frilly...
it’s been a year since we felt such a dramatic change in our lives. there have been so many losses, so many lessons. beautiful moments of forced simplicity and challenging moments of confusing complexity. I think of time often in what is growing in my garden. and on the hills around us. and it’s crazy...
it’s been so long since I’ve done ten on ten. for years, I learned the art of seeing life in simple beauties through the ten on ten challenge – started by my dear friend Rebekah Gough. a photo, every hour – over ten hours… once a month, on the 10th. the practice shaped my photography...
last week I harvested lots of kale from my little garden and made walnut-kale pesto. no recipe, but here what’s in it if you want to try : kale (that has been blanched in boiling water for 2-3 minutes), basil, parmesan, raw walnuts, lots of garlic, salt, lemon & olive oil. try it – it’s...
