I grew up on a small farm where we raised goats, sheep, pigs, and the occasional steer, as well as growing hay and vegetables, and […] Read More
Author: Meg
All my life cats have been around somewhere, except a brief stint in college. Farm cats, dad’s cats, cats at my grandparents and aunt’s house. […] Read More
(trying out the WordPress Daily writing prompt) Living in the Pacific Northwest means no shortage of mountains, and until recently I thought I was drawn […] Read More
Credit to The Seattle Times for the original recipe, and you can click the link to their recipe and stop reading now if all you […] Read More
A few weeks ago I had some time off work and decided to spend it wandering around one of my favorite places, Pike Place Market […] Read More
After some contemplation, I decided that keeping up with two blogs was not feasible, since I can barely manage to post once a month to […] Read More
To celebrate completing a year of cancer treatment, I took a day trip to Mount Rainier National Park. Despite living where I can see the […] Read More
Remembering last season’s Camellia blossoms
All the sunsets in August, minus a couple that got rained out
Seven(ish) year’s ago Tom Bihn debuted the Maker’s Bag, which is a messenger bag designed for creators with the interior organization to support that. Ever […] Read More