Happy Thanksgiving
November 21, 2012
ave a great and safe holiday!
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An ongoing chronicle of meeting the expectations of the land…
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blogs I follow
- Achorn Farm
- Author Mom with Dogs
- Casaubon's Book
- Chism Heritage Farm
- Farmer's Daughter
- Flash Forward 44
Food Renegade- Gold Forest Farms
- Grasspunk
- Honest Meat
- Jefferson's Daughters
- Just Another Day on the Prairie
- Katie's Beading Blog
- Milkwood
- Northview Diary
- Our Table
- Pitchforking
- Soil and Health Library
- Subsistence Pattern Garden
- The Ruminant
- This Blessed Life
- Thistledog Farm
- Two Frog Home
- Wild Roots Homestead
- Woodys Rocky Ridge
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Happy Thanksgiving to you too! And thanks for all you share. Love it, love it! You inspire me (and so many). You’d never know Linny had such a rough start to life: she’s big, beautiful and a stinker (wonder where she got that?)! Fid XOXO
Fid, he he, we all know what a stinker Lucy could be
Happy Thanksgiving indeed and I would like to add my thanks for your blog. I look forward to reading your posts and your great feedback
Happy American Thanksgiving! Thanks for all the great and inspiring stuff you share. I have learnt lots. Thanks again.
And the same to you and your family!! I bet you will be so proud that you grew, raised, prepared pretty much everything on your table tomorrow! Now that’s something to be thank-ful for!!
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Thank you for sharing with us. We learn so much and your photographs are beautiful. We picture you at your table with family and friends, enjoying all the bounty you have gathered (through hard work). Know your sidekicks are by the table waiting for their share. Happy Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving – Here’s to Bounty and Blessings!!!
Have a great Thanksgiving Day. And as per others’ comments: thanks for sharing your thoughts and observations – very thought provoking and instructive.Ta.
I am so grateful for your blog! I have learned the most tremendous amount from it — about farming itself, but also about the philosophy and thinking that are as important as the skills themselves. My husband and I are ‘moving’ back to the farming lifestyle that my predecessors purposely left 70 years ago or so, and you are such a wonderful help in that process — you are bridging the gap in knowledge that we face. I know keeping up a regular blog (especially a high-quality one like this one) is very time-consuming; please know you are greatly, greatly appreciated.
Kristin (NE Oregon)