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155 Dugar Rd. Ext., Worcester, VT 05682

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7 years ago today we said "I do" in an Alaskan courthouse on our way across the country. In all my years of imagining my wedding, I never could have anticipated eloping. — There were no flowers, no bridesmaids in lilac colored dresses, no string quartet playing Pachelbel's Cannon. There was the two of us, the magistrate, the town librarian and courthouse clerk as witnesses. And it was perfect. Wild and Present and Free and Perfect. — There's no one else I'd want to venture across the country and through this lifetime with. ❤️ Happy Anniversary my love — This photo isn't of us at our wedding, but it IS proof that a couple of farmers can clean up. 😉🌱

It's going to look like this in a month, right? Dreaming of May 2014, when Waylon was still a little plump babe, and we planted rudbeckia as a family when I got home from my day job, and the sheep hadn't yet eating thousands of dollars worth of kale and broccoli 🌱🐏 😂 oh the things we can laugh about now... — And perhaps in another few months I'll be laughing about this April snow and rain and snow. But for now, I'm curled up with wool socks, long johns and a fleece, and I'm going to make hot chocolate...and you know what? Hot chocolate is almost as good as all the green in this picture. So I'll take it and smile and go into the greenhouse when I need a dose of spring. — Thank you to everyone who's dreaming of impossible things on my photo 2 posts back. Let's keep dreaming and growing together 🌱🌱🌱

I don't know if Edge slipped with some compost, but this sprout is so big he's taking up the entire tray! Funny how some seeds just grow like a weed...🌱

If I only looked outside at the snow, I'd think it was impossible to eat fresh salad right now. So often impossibility is created by our state of mind. By accepting the current environment or experience as the only possibility. Thank goodness for gardens. Thank goodness for seeds and their reminders of what can grow from a tiny intention well tended. — When I was in college, my dad often sent me letters. One day I opened an envelope to a card with this quote on the front: “There's no use trying,” she said. “One can't believe impossible things.” “I daresay you haven't had much practice,” said the Queen. “When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." — Inside he wrote simply: 'Kathryn, Keep believing in impossible things. The world is depending on you.' Love, Dad — I’ve carried this card with me everywhere I go. I admit that I’ve been called naive. I’ve been called idealistic in a way that implied it’s a bad thing. I’ve been told to be more realistic. — And I’m totally willing to be realistic. But I challenge the notion that being realistic means accepting things as they are. — I’ve spent too much time growing food and flowers, too much time coaxing abundant harvests from nothing more than seeds, water, and sunlight to believe that things will always stay the same. Most often, what is impossible is really only unthought of. — So, on this snowy April day, I invite you to believe an impossible thing. And if someone laughs at you for it, know that I believe in you and your ability to grow. Know that I'm eating fresh salad right now, despite the snow and slush. — What impossible thing are you daring to believe today? No matter how small or big it is, I’d love to know. Impossible becomes possible when we give energy to it and share it. 🌱

For 3 years we raised Icelandic sheep, and they didn't care if it was sleeting or snowing or raining. We built their barn around them, and even after it was finished, they often chose to stand outside in all the weather. ❄️☔️ It's been 3 years since we've said goodbye to the flock and our shepherding days, but I'm channeling their wildness amidst the fresh layers of slush outside. — Waylon and I rambled through the forest this morning on a nature scavenger hunt, and it turns out that when you're not farming, this weather really isn't so bad. And if I imagine it's December, it's actually quite lovely. ❄️ And if I imagine I'm an Icelandic sheep, I don't care much about the weather at all, but suddenly get a craving for alfalfa pellets. 🐏 What are YOU imagining on this snowy/rainy/slushy mid-April afternoon?

April 15, 2013 :: April 15 2018 Oh winter, when will you end? — You know how April *showers* are meant to bring May flowers? I'm pretty sure that means rain showers...not snow. 🌧❄️ Okay, I'm going to stop complaining now, and get another cup of tea. We may not see sun for another 10 days here in VT, which means more tea, more greenhouse work, and possibly a week of #throwback photos to greener times. 🌱🌱🌱 Double tap if you're good with that!

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