
A weekly snapshot of life (including politics and parenthood) from the vantage point of an urban edible and native plant garden. No subscription wall. Zero AI.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 134 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Someone squirted a neighbor-side tree on my newly-adopted hellstrip with weed killer.
At least it sure looks like that.
Initially I blamed the road crew building new ADA-compliant sidewalk cutouts along with a repaved road, but was told t...
It feels rude to ask someone to account for their entire personality, much less a few core life choices, so when I find myself about to ask why are you like this? I usually stop.
Also, the why is often ultimately less important than the wh...
There’s a secret beach in Quincy. It’s got a perfect view. Out on a peninsula called Nickerson Rock, with a bridge that leads on to Moon Island (which as I understand is owned by Boston and used by cops for a shooting range), and another on...
One Concord grape vine just gave me thirty pounds of grapes, which have needed picking, sorting, and now - since my plan is to make jam rather than wine - removing the skin from each grape before processing the inner fruit, straining out th...
I want you to take your turn at being the wife, I tell my husband.
Is this a sex thing? he says.
No, it’s a ‘when I’m out doing stuff, please care for the children and the home like I would’ thing. And care for me like how I care for all...
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I write about life from the vantage point of my Red Fence Garden in Quincy, MA. Native plants & edible landscaping, politics & policy, marriage & family, endometriosis, Viet-Cajun babies, having (and doing) it all. Weekly Sunday posts. Zero AI.
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