What to do with all that Spaghetti Squash you see at the markets? In our case, it was the only squash that grew in abundance this year – light golden ostrich eggs all over the bean beds. I think we ended up with 9 or so of them and though they can keep for aContinue reading “Recipe Thursday: Spaghetti Squash ‘Salad’”
Author Archives: Rachael M Rollson
Tuesday Happenings
Tuesday 2-Do Put the garden to bed: this year we are going to start a new ‘no-till raised bed’ sort of scenario to build up some good nutrients. We’ll rake all the current (and still emptying beds, need to pull the carrots still, let the calendula finish, leave the late radish blooms for the bees)Continue reading “Tuesday Happenings”
Monday Monday
We want there to be a reason to get up in the morning. We want the moon and the sun and the earth to continue their dance around us and us equally around them. We want the seeds to sprout, the flowers to bloom, the leaves to fall, and the dormant time to rest. WeContinue reading “Monday Monday”
Duendesday
{life with a curious and crazy 10 yr old} Words escape me. How lovely is this Equinox celebration? Divine. Happy Shifting Seasons to you and yours.
Monday & a Muse
Perhaps the World Ends HereBY JOY HARJO The world begins at a kitchen table. No matter what, we must eat to live. The gifts of earth are brought and prepared, set on the table. So it has been since creation, and it will go on. We chase chickens or dogs away from it. Babies teetheContinue reading “Monday & a Muse”
Duendesday is for Movers and Shakers
{life with a curious and crazy 10 yr old} How is our little peach these days? She is counting her chickens, hunting for mushrooms, and driving the tractor-mower (again). She takes her mower-driving very seriously – she concentrates on all the steps and learns new tips. It really gave her a kick to tow theContinue reading “Duendesday is for Movers and Shakers”
Tuesday Happenings
Happy Autumnal Equinox! A time to honor the passing of time, of good relations, in the presence of responsible processes of living and dying. It is a gift, especially in these times, to be able to celebrate with love and care and compassion. We, here at Rock Bottom Homestead, are enjoying our time together. We’llContinue reading “Tuesday Happenings”
Monday’s Musing
Another fallacy comes creeping in whose errors you should be meticulous in trying to avoid. Don’t think our eyes, our bright and shining eyes, were made for us to look ahead with. Don’t suppose our thigh bones fitted our shin bones and our shins our ankles so that we might take steps. Don’t think thatContinue reading “Monday’s Musing”
Friday: the Northern Concord Grape
let the images tell you their story
Recipe Thursday: Obsessed with Bananas
It may be because I can’t really get bananas right now, and when I do, I specifically get organic because the certification helps assess the Cavendish banana tree health and plantation soil health, which is in detrimental decline (the Cavendish being the kind that Americans typically eat, though there are many other worldwide kinds, andContinue reading “Recipe Thursday: Obsessed with Bananas”
