Cultivating authenticity in a synthetic world. Ruminations on ancestral food, healthy living, family, homesteading, connection to the natural world, life, death and this radical little thing called "sovereignty".
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fare thee well
All images in this essay, Bernard Blommers, 1845-1914.
When the geese sounded their farewells last autumn, I felt a heaviness in me that could only be described as incongruence. I had been feeling restless in my indecision and confused by...
human-keeper
I saw a duck standing on a rock beside the lake yesterday.
I saw a duck standing on a rock beside the lake yesterday. All of the other ducks have gone, none remaining to keep her company. She was without flock or partner, looking (if I dar...
ego rides shotgun
Sometimes I marvel at the young woman I was.
Sometimes I marvel at the young woman I was. I wonder who she was to have done what she did with such confidence (and, yes, I wasn’t really confident) and abject determination (though I doubted...
audio: ego rides shotgun
Full essay, links, and comments can be found on the main essay page.
Full essay, links, and comments can be found on the main essay page.
in my kitchen, around the farm
Water, Maerten de Vos, 1580 (all subsequent images also by same artist)
It’s 0400 hours and I just got in. I woke up to bawling cows a little too close to my bedroom window somewhere around 2:30. The most effective kind of alarm there is....
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Farmer, mother to three beautiful daughters, nutritionist, and a hopelessly devoted woman to my man. I hang out with cows and ravens, beavers and snakes whenever they'll have me. I'm after the real, in all of its messy glory, or nothing at all.
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