This week, throughout all of the warmer, still soggy weather, we have been removing blackberries. It feels like it was more »

As we spend our soggy days working in between flooding rivers, streams and lakes, we were very disheartened and upset more »

As we make our way into the cold fields, there are only a few crops surviving the January winter weather. more »

Winter melting into spring will not be happening any time soon here in the Pacific Northwest as we are headed more »

As many folks like to find time to read, educate and inspire their minds and bodies—without the digital world—we would more »

In this new year of 2020, we wish all of our Full Circle members great warmth, health and strength in more »

As a big pre-Christmas rain sets in and the mountains get lots of snow, we are pulling all last-minute farm more »

I wish I could move the grandest of the grand pianos into our 116-year-old barn and just tickle the ivories more »

There is no doubt we have entered into flu season, as the late Thanksgiving holiday leads into gathering, traveling, sharing more »