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Author Archives: Julie-Ann Baumer
The Now And The Not Yet
I’m stuck this morning. I want to write about gardens and seeds and compost and bright green growing things, but it’s too early. Literally and figuratively. Literally, because I write these blog posts before the sun comes up and figuratively, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
Tagged compost, home, it's cold, marigolds, melons, Uncle Bob, watermelon
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Abundance
CSA Day at the Winter Market was terrific! I picked up some information about the local CSA’s on the Seacoast and have posted the information on the Victory Garden bulletin board. Brookford Farm was selling their own delicious cottage cheese … Continue reading
Posted in Abundance
Tagged Buy Local, CSA, farmers, grateful, Right Now, self-sufficiency, soap box, thank you
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Making My List, Checking It Twice
When I was in 7th grade, Mr. Weldon the principle used to tell this old saw about time going by faster and faster with each passing year. It didn’t seem like it back then but looking at the calendar today, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food, Hampton Victory Garden
Tagged Right Now, self-sufficiency, sooner than you think, time
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Friday Pillow Talk – I Wake Up Screaming!
Once again, I was reading garden books before bed, hoping to inspire pastoral dreams. Last night it didn’t work and no sheep peacefully grazed on green pastures. I woke up fitfully, thinking about my day job and why someone should … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Pillow Talk
Tagged books, Buy Local, CSA, dreams, Moxie, music, Seacoast Eat Local, spinach
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Sprouts
Sprouts have gotten a bad rap in recent years and I want to begin today’s post with a disclaimer that the information I provide to you is editorial in nature and cannot be construed as medical advice. Any information I … Continue reading
Ode To A Grilled Cheese Sandwich
According to the calendar tonight is a full moon although the moon has been large and bright for a few nights. Wikipedia defines the full moon: “Full moon is a lunar phase that occurs when the Moon is on the … Continue reading
We Now Resume Our Regularly Scheduled Programming: Worms
This is a blog about gardening, specifically but not exclusively about gardening in community with other people. Once in a while, I might get distracted and write about solitary moonlight walks in my hometown, but even on those occasions, I … Continue reading
Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid
Things like: File your taxes, balance your checkbook, clean your bathroom. Yup. Zip it.
Posted in Minimalist
Tagged drudgery, pretty flowers
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