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The farm looks  a little different after Dan cut up the fallen limb from the apple tree.

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Jon and I were sitting in the livingroom listening to an interview with a political candidate.  I have a hard time just sitting and listening, I need to be doing something with my hands.

Sometimes I’ll draw, but we got the latest New Yorker Magazine (I like the paper version) in the mail so I was flipping through it looking for the articles I might want to...


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The sheep and donkeys  had already eaten a lot of the leaves from the fallen apple tree limb by this morning.  I think they spent most of the night out there, there was very little manure in the barn.

When the limb first fell  the leaves were so dense I couldn’t see through them.  Below is what it looked like this morning.

The sheep ...


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I went upstairs to put the laundry away and before leaving the bedroom I looked out the window.

As I did, I saw the limb from the apple tree, that towered over the barn, slowly come crashing down.  The only sound I heard was the loud “Woosh” of the leaves falling through the air.

I was stunned.

Even thinking of it now, I wonder at my...


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Garden In My Heart Potholders for sale in my Etsy Shop.

My art is very much influenced by the seasons.

By what I see when I look out my studio window, what’s leafing and blooming in the woods where I walk, whether the sheep and donkeys are grazing or eating hay, and wha...


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