Living on this farm

The meanderings of an accidental farmer

Saturday, May 26, 2012

The hardest things

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The hardest things about living and working on a farm that raises animals is treating one that falls ill. The feeling of immense responsib...
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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Farm Wife

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How glorious, to be a farmer's wife. Nothing to do but bake pies and love on baby chicks. Okay I think we're all evolved enough to...
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Monday, May 21, 2012

settled

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It's mid may and I'm slipping into the season like my favorite pajama bottoms. Its familiar and comfortable. Flea beetles have backe...
Tuesday, May 8, 2012

life and death

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Well things on the farm are pretty good. The garden is shaping up after spending several and still days to come of real hard work. Things ...
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

full tilt boogie!

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Well the shits just hit the fan. What I mean to say is the farm is back to a full run. All but three does have kidded. Right  now we have ni...
Thursday, April 12, 2012

conditions are right!

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The farm is absolutely brimming with activity right now. I barely have time to take a break and my afternoon meditations in the quiet of the...
Sunday, April 8, 2012

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Two down seven more to go, six kids. at this rate we'll wind up with about 24 kids is my guess, could be 27. Linda just poked her head i...
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Lisa
A restaurateur from Seattle who left her life and the restaurant business to move to Oklahoma to start her own farm. What she didn’t know was it wasn’t all going to be sipping ice tea on the front porch. The physical, emotional and spiritual challenges of farming in Oklahoma became a center of self-discovery and a practice into food centric contemplative living and mindfulness. This blog contains essays and meanderings of thoughts, insights, failures and successes. Food. Farming. Practice.
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