A Season Unfolds
Melissa KeyserFor anyone craving a slower, more rooted way of living. Personal essays, tidbits, & photography from Maine. Living, working, + gardening with the seasons. Always free.
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| Issues | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Case for a Little More Whimsy
You know when you’re mildly hungry, but mostly bored, and you open the fridge over and over, hoping that something new and tasty magically appeared?
I kind of feel that way about life lately.
I recently had a major change in my daily sche...
My Favorite Hobby is Starting Over
In the song “Life During Wartime,” David Byrne sings, “I’ve changed my hairstyle so many times now… I don’t know what I look like.”
I think about that lyric a lot.
Not because I’m preparing for a political breakdown like the Talking Heads...
Late Summer Garden Walk
Well hello, dear reader. Welcome to September!
I had been sharing these garden walk letters on the full moons, but the full Sturgeon Moon, the blood moon, and eclipse has passed us by. I took photos, but obviously, didn’t get around to pu...
The Parthenocarpic Pickles
Hello, dear reader!
Last year, I planted cucumbers, as I always do. But, I got no cucumbers, thanks to some little asshats known as cucumber beetles.
If you don’t know these guys, then let me introduce you (despite the fact that you don’t...
Let's Take a Garden Walk: Thunder Moon Edition
Hello, dear reader!
Grab your coffee, your cocktail, or tea, and let’s go wander the garden, shall we?
As usual, I have a lot of photos and some email readers may find this letter gets cut off. Click over to the app or website to enjoy th...
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A landscape designer, photographer, & gardener who writes from a cabin in the woods of Maine. Sharing personal musings about slow, seasonal living, lots of tea, cats, and whatever’s blooming.
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