December Harvest for Health and Resilience

28 November, 2020

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As I walked up the hill to the garden in early December, the rich vibrant greens stood out among all the browns and oranges, and withered weeds. There are many plants that do very well into December–especially greens and cruciferous vegetables–both of which have been shown to be correlated with cardiovascular health (see Dr. Caldwell […]

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Horse in the Fall

22 October, 2020

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A striking colt pasturing near our farm. The photo was taken by Ms. Loving while on her morning run. Does this horse know there is an election battle for America’s soul? This horse is not a political abstraction–perhaps so we are not? I love this horse because he is being who he is created by […]

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The Importance of Gardening in Fall & Winter

9 October, 2020

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As we all figure out again how to grow our own food, it is important to move beyond the established norms of hobby gardening for a few well-known vegetables in the summer like tomatoes, corn, cucumbers and summer squash. We need to focus on kitchen gardening by planning out succession planting for a wide diversity of cops so that we can harvest into early winter (and through winter with a green house).

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Autumn Minestrone to Cut Through the Human Madness

6 October, 2020

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Over the weekend, the world continued to bicker, the President was hospitalized for Covid, schools began to shut down because of infection rates—but we were reminded of the simple truth of communion with the basics by: The beauty of the howling and screeching coyotes outside our cabin. The delicious vegetable minestrone Ms. Loving made which […]

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Granny Goes Vegan

6 October, 2020

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She is 84 years young, but it is never too late to go vegan! Check out this video and recipe of granny making delicious autumnal plant-based pumpkin bread pudding!

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Not Sure Christians Should be Political

22 September, 2020

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Submit your mail-in vote. Then, take a breath. Consume less. Meditate or pray. Grow more vegetables. Travel less. Love whoever you meet. Live your life the same in 2021 no matter who is elected.
#optout

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For RBG

19 September, 2020

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  Photo “Supreme Court chairs (cc-nc-nd)” by myvanillaworld is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0  I was in the car on my way back from town.  The radio was on.  I liked to tune in to what was going on in the world beyond the beautiful, expansive countryside that has been my home for a little over a year now.  […]

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Chick Pea Crepe, Garden Greens and Potatoes

18 September, 2020

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Delicious and filling plant-based breakfast/brunch! Ms. Loving made this amazing Chick Pea Crepe, stuffed with fresh greens (chard, kale, malomar spinach) from the garden, served with caramelized onions, salsa, and roasted potatoes! The recipe came thanks to Plant-Strong’s https://plantstock2020.com/. They call it a Chick Pea Omelet because of the shape. Fair enough. It tasted to […]

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