Monthly Archives: November 2004

Brrrrrr. It was 22 degrees (F) this morning outside, and damn cold inside as well! It’s getting nice and warm when you’re in the sunshine outside now, but we’re getting pretty short on sunlight these days too – a by-product … Continue reading →

A lot of raw materials seem to accumulate out here, whether it’s spools of barbed wire, wooden replacement fence posts, or even aluminum culverts. The one in the photo to the right is about 4 feet in diameter, and they’ve … Continue reading →

Up near the barn there’s an old grove of walnut trees. This fall, for some reason, the leaves fell off the trees, but the walnuts never did. The husks around the walnuts are mostly black and rotten now (sure, they’re … Continue reading →

There’s a wonderful collection of old wooden produce boxes in the barn down the road, marked with the names of various local orchards/farms. Obviously, some of them are in better shape than others: I don’t know what they are going … Continue reading →

You Are the Stuffing You’re complicated and complex, yet all your pieces fit together. People miss you if you’re gone – but they’re not sure why. What Part of Thanksgiving Are You?