More-Than-Human Kin
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Trinity: Geese, Herons, Cranes
Fall’s first flight of geese, at least that I’ve noticed, locked up overhead. Autumn’s equinox may have only been three days ago but the air was already making folk a little anxious. Our southern neighbor had just finished chopping 160 acres of… Continue reading
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Sandhill Equinox
Sandhill Cranes returned to the farm this last week. They’ve been in the valley for the last couple weeks but had not chosen the western pasture until now. I’m not sure the reason, but they continue to prefer the west pasture to… Continue reading
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I Don’t Know
Last summer season a friend suggested I read Reclaiming Two Spirits. I’ve enjoyed their books and the way they think. So, I figured the book was likely worth the read. I ordered the book, but it being the season of haying and irrigating, I… Continue reading
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Nativity?
I try to get in a little reading and writing every morning. The winter solstice season is exceptional for this luxury. With sunlight nearly three hours later than during summer solstice, certain chores—like feeding cattle—can wait until light. Not only can I get… Continue reading
Chewing the Cud 