Neurodivergent Reflections
Tina DixonLife on an acreage where we try to grow our own food in a regenerative manner.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 57 | Subscribers | Read | tinadixon1.substack.com |
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What is Motivation, Really?
No. Not in the least. I don’t care what external reward exists for any kind of effort, no shiny trinket or public pat on the back is enough to be worth investing yourself in real-world work. As we say in our house, there is no “out there”, ...
An Odyssey of Apples
It was the first week or so of August when the neighbor near town texted me. “Come help yourself to the apples, the tree is ready.”
2025 Garden Journal 6
August 8th today and I finally dug up the garlic; we are about to get a predicted couple inches of rain and that wouldn’t be good for curing! Not a stellar harvest like I had last year; maybe the nutrient density of the bed just wasn’t up t...
Hunting Season 2020
The next season of hunting, November 2020, brought with it my then son-in-law trying his hand at it. He’d never so much as handled a gun, being from Salt Lake City. He took the requisite Hunter Safety course, got his tag, and he and my daug...
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Trying to make sense of life from an autistic point of view-funny, sad, fun, introspective, and more. Plus bits of my daily doings on this acreage, from gardening to meat cutting to soap making, cooking, baking, building things. Let's trade subs!
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