Ecovillage Musings

Hi friends, Oh, I have such good intentions. All day long, as I wander from my house to the Mercantile to the garden to the clothesl...

Fresh spinach, fresh mozzarella, and fresh waitresses 32 kinds of craft beer! Here at the Milkweed Mercantile at Dancing Rabbit Ecovil...

This last year has been rough. Lots and lots of work. Not enough sleep. More money going out than coming in. Some dependable help, some no...

Dear Friends, Oh, my. What happened to my simple country life? We're just way too busy to find it anywhere! And that's fine with...

Hi friends, It is a gray, cloudy, blustery day - it is fantastic! I am sitting in our snug and cozy strawbale house, looking out thro...

Abby in the snow from Dances with Fabric Blog (thanks, Sharon!)** Snow, Aldo  by Kate DiCamillo Once, I was in New York, in Cen...

Baby Robins Photo: Rachel Katz Blog Post Spoiler: At the bottom of the page is info on the Milkweed Mercantile's Artist in Residenc...

NOTE : Kurt and I arrived in France a couple of weeks ago. I seem to be working backward, blog-wise. Meaning that the most recently writ...

 One of the great things about life at Dancing Rabbit is that just about anything seems possible.This is also one on the greatest downfal...

I've always felt a certain affinity for Paris in the 1920's, and, as a child growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 70...

Today I'm taking a break from heavy topics - like the politics of red states and renewable energy - and focusing on one of the more enjo...