I don't make hay, but I do get me to my local CSA:
Here's what I found:
This is what I love about July in Vermont--pick-your-own strawberries and snap peas and cucumbers! I asked if the cukes were greenhouse-grown, but no!I love my CSA!
I'm so glad I went when I did, because the reason I have time to make this post is that, on what was supposed to be the first sunny day in weeks, we are having a shower, so I can't go out and move wood.
Writing accomplishments for the week: 2 humorous pieces for the local paper about The Great Sorting, hereafter to be called TGS. After I see the printed versions, I'm going to post the text, with additional photos, here, probably friends-locked. I'm also working on a longer essay on the same subject (TGS), which I may have a market for.
I guess this is why I couldn't dive back into THE GROVE. I needed to purge myself of TGS first. But it will be purged, just as it will also, one day (soon, please, soon) be over.
- Location:living room
- Mood:
energetic - Music:rain on the leaves and the deck
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Congrats on the getting so much writing done--and hopefully the purging will be over soon.
I wrote a couple of essays a few years ago about a sorting experience of my own -- it does stir up a lot of thoughts!
I ask because, if my essay comes out the way I'd like it to, it may becomepart of an e-publishing experiment: published on-line with all sorts of links and photographs, and a place for comments/contributions by others. If the response merits, it has the possibility of turning into a book published by Champlain Publishing, a new venture that is the brainchild of Tim Brookes (http://www.champlain.edu/Our-People/Me
Stay tuned.