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Why We Need to Be Wild: Book Review and Reflection
“It’s a fox!” Not a live fox, but a furry orange lump lying on the side of the highway, eagerly (and illegally) rescued from its irreverent roadside...
Being hunched over, carefully poking in onion starts into the soil was calming and grounding. The simple repetitive motion was akin to a meditation of sorts. It was hard work and my legs and back needed regular stretching but it felt so satisfying to soak up the sun while digging in dirt. I do not know how many onions I planted, several hundred at least. When we were finished it was quite satisfying seeing all those little onions lined up down the row. After spending so much time planting onions I felt connected to them somehow, or perhaps connected to the land, and I left my friend’s farm feeling happy, sun-kissed and tired.
I have been thinking about y and your family lately, I hope you are all well. How wonderful to be able to look down at the rows and see what you have accomplished! It feels so good to be productive :). I'm sure your own garden is looking full as well. Take care, I hope we can connect soon, cindy
Hello Cindy! I have been thinking about you a lot lately. We need to set up a phone chat!