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It’s the Holiday Season

On November 26, 2023November 26, 2023 By StefanieIn Chickens, Climate Emergency, Food, Gardening, Holidays17 Comments

I hope everyone celebrating Thanksgiving had a lovely holiday. We had a quiet day here since it is just me and James. James spent a big part of the day in the kitchen cooking. He says he doesn’t ever mind this because, like the garden is my favorite place to be, the kitchen is his. …

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So Many Leaves

On November 19, 2023November 19, 2023 By StefanieIn Climate Emergency, Gardening10 Comments

Stopped on my bike ride home Tuesday to enjoy the sunset over Lake Nokomis James is healing from his surgery from a week ago Friday. He is getting his energy back. His incisions are now starting to get itchy. He still can’t bend well or stretch to get something out of a kitchen cabinet. And …

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Roller Coaster

On November 12, 2023November 12, 2023 By StefanieIn Biking, Uncategorized12 Comments

What a roller coaster of a week it’s been. I did not adjust well to the time change. My eyes flew open at what is now 4 a.m. almost every day, thinking it was 5 a.m. and time to get up. And then I was falling asleep before 8:30. I’m still not quite sure I’ve …

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Caged Birds

On November 5, 2023November 5, 2023 By StefanieIn Chickens, Food, Gardening, Holidays21 Comments

I discovered this week that there is something lacking in the intelligence of sparrows. Ethel looking fluffy and extra beardy Last week on Sunday James was testing the heating lamp for the chicken coop and when he went out he chased several squirrels and a bunch of sparrows out of the run. The squirrels were …

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Infuriatingly Wasteful

On October 29, 2023October 29, 2023 By StefanieIn Culture, Gardening, Seasons19 Comments

You can see the pipe on the sidewalk along with the pretty leaves before the wind and rain In typical Minnesota fashion we went from 60F/15.5C on Thursday, to plummeting temperatures Friday and a chance of snow overnight. It did not snow. But we did finally have not just a frost, but a hard frost. …

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