Angie Peladeau
Notes on growing food, building slowly, and living differently.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 33 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Small Decisions That Slowly Made Our Homestead Feel Like Home
We came here imagining gardens and food. What we didn’t expect was how much daily life would be shaped by shade, pathways, water, and the slow process of making raw land actually livable.
When we first arrived here, the land felt beautiful...
The Systems Matter More Than the Seeds
We Thought We Could Just Plant Food Here
When we first moved to the mountains of Oaxaca to begin building our off grid homestead, I think part of us imagined we would simply arrive and start growing food.
Build a few garden beds.
Plant...
I Learned to Grow Food Because We Couldn’t Afford Not To
I wrote these words back in 2018.
Reading them now, they somehow feel even more relevant than they did then.
I’m leaving them mostly as they were written because this doesn’t feel like an “about page” to me anymore.
It feels more like a...
The Garden Trick That Cuts Pests, Builds Soil, and Boosts Harvests — Without Buying a Single Thing
There’s a point many gardeners reach after a few successful seasons where things suddenly begin to shift.
The tomatoes don’t thrive the way they used to.
The squash struggles.
Pests arrive earlier.
Disease spreads faster.
Harvests...
What Belongs to This Season
There is a particular kind of exhaustion I keep noticing lately.
Not just physical tiredness, but a deeper kind. A constant feeling that people are falling behind their own lives.
Behind on healing.
Behind on preparing.
Behind on lea...
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Reclaiming life one season at a time. A slower, land-based journey of growing food, making medicine, and learning as we go. Welcome to From Soil to Sanctuary.
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