June
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Am I Bugging You Yet?
- Little Bird || By the Bushel
- 5 Orange Potatoes
- a book a week
- A Foothill Home Companion
- A Growing Tradition
- A Little Island
- A Tasteful Garden
- A Thinking Stomach
- A View from the Green Barn
- Achorn Farm
- Along Griffin Creek
- American Born Chinese Children's Book Alley
- bloom
- Bread and Roses
- Catherine et les fées
- Charlie and Caroline's Blog
- Ciao Chow Linda (original)
- Closet Cooking
- Computer Networking Information
- Cooking in someone else's kitchen
- Cozy Kitchen by the Sea
- Creating and Mantaining an Organic Garden
- CrossRoads
- Daphne's Dandelions
- Daughter of the Soil
- Desideratum ~ Art ~ Jewelry ~ Life
- Digital Diva / Digital Dude
- Dog Island Farm
- down in the meadow
- down to earth
- Earth Mama
- elizabeth sayles illustration
- Ellie Mae's Cottage
- Front Porch Indiana
- Garden View
- Good, True and Beautiful
- greens and jeans
- Growing Ideas with Johnny's Selected Seeds
- Handbook of Nature Study
- heirloom seasons
- i'm a ginger monkey
- Idaho Small Goat Garden
- IN THE OZARK HILLS
- In the Pines
- Kale for Sale
- La Ferme de Sourrou .:. Permaculture in France
- Letters from a Hill Farm
- Life In Sugar Hollow
- Little Garden Helpers
- Living with twisted willow
- Lucykate Crafts . . .
- Macro Focus
- Main Street Memories
- Morningside Family
- MOUNTAIN PULSE
- MustardPlaster
- My little vegetable garden
- Native Place Garden
- Nyack Backyard
- Persephone in Bloom
- Rosie the Hip Chick
- Rubber Slippers In Italy
- Simillimama
- Skippy's Vegetable Garden
- Slow Growing in Scotland
- Suited To The Seasons
- Surely
- The Country Husband
- The Cutting Edge of Ordinary
- The Funny Farm
- The Green Phone Booth
- The Hat Blog mostly!
- The Hip Homemaker
- The Quiet Country House
- The trouble with truffles.......
- This Goat's Life
- Toni's Square Foot Garden
- Urban Veggie Garden Blog
- Winter Skies, Kitchen Aglow
- ~~~ Sharon Lovejoy
- 青蛙摄影思考 Froggy's Thoughts in Photography
| Location | United States |
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| Introduction | I’m the kind of gardener who crawls around in the melting snow looking for pink-and-green sprouts pushing up into the light of spring. I’m the same kind of mother: When our family attended a master class given by Yo-Yo Ma, our daughters joyfully watched the cellist; I watched them watch him. I love cooking food that connects us to a memory: My grandparents’ sour cherry tree blooms into my mind every time we pick cherries and bake a pie. The fruit saplings we’re now tending are as much a tribute to my grandparents and their gnarled old tree as an investment in good eating to come. I’m a working writer, which is to say that I am fortunate to help make our homegrown life possible by doing what I love. The constant work of my life, though, is nurturing our daughters and sustaining us on these four green acres. |