View of our house from the lower fieldPeople have suggested I blog about this new phase of my life: living in the woods, working on the farm, homesteading and other general socially isolating activities.
I am thinking it over, but am generally disinclined to really commit to the project. I've found that I immensely enjoy being more cut off from my phone (which doesn't work here at all) and the internet (which works more or less, when it wants to). I am trying to be really deliberate in how I craft my days, how my time is spent. I have all this space to be very thoughtful and intentional in how my energy is expended.. writing more letters, taking more pictures, teaching myself new things, cooking quality food with friends, etc. So I am not sure how important spending time in front of this bright shiny computer box is going to be when the dust settles.
But I have been really cut off, and not great at staying in touch. And a handful of you lovely folks don't have the good ole facebook account, and so, for you all, here are a smattering of pictures, and perhaps later in the week, some words to go along with them. Maybe.
Just know that, in every way it could be, its amazing, and satisfying, and pretty, and basically is just a big huge happiness generating factory.
Dora at the pond
Bryan in the brooder with our 22 chicks
Bryan and Kate ditching the field
All the baby seeds in the greenhouse!
Zendo garden field & cabin
Sunset at the pond
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