A Life in Season
Jess Sowardsone poetic farmgirl's notes on tender, whole-hearted living.
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The clothesline.
When I was a child, my insatiable need to talk was only overridden by my eldest-daughter nature of following the rules. I was never the student who was designated a chair beside the teacher to keep me from disrupting the class, goodness no....
Presently Prepared (Garlicky Asiago Muffins)
Yesterday I woke up and turned on the grain mill, and I guess the sound of it just did something to me, because I couldn’t stop feeding it grains of all sorts. A few hours later, the house was full of the fragrance of hot dog buns for the k...
Shut up, everything.
This weekend was one I intended to be very productive. Instead, Miah got a stomach bug and all the projects I’d planned on making me feel like a domestic goddess made me feel like I was walking up a down escalator instead. You know those da...
Breaking Dormancy: Growing a Garden in Uncertain Times
The garden has broken dormancy. A handful of eighty-degree days, a common occurrence for a South Carolina March, have ushered in springtime. We aren’t flirting with it. It’s here. I have the tan lines to prove it.
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Wielding my humanity in an increasingly inhuman world. Eyes open with rose-colored glasses. Lover, grower, writer, worshipper, mama, foodie. Chronically wooed.
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