“Its principle was thrift. Its needs were kept within the limits of its resources.”
“Its principle was thrift. Its needs were kept within the limits of its resources.”
Wendell Berry (Bringing It to the Table)
Have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
Beautiful Rebecca!
Thrift is such a good principle.
Right on. I just returned from a weekend in Asheville, where we talked a lot about (and ate a lot of) delicious, thoughtful food. I need to read Wendell Berry.
He’s wonderful. Highly recommend 🙂
So much more with less! Have a blessed happy Easter!
I have been enjoying your blog for quite some time. There are so many things I enjoy, I learn and I admire. You are a bold and brave young mother with a soft spot for the meek. You inspire others to be tender with one another and also with our sweet mother earth. It has been a treat watching your path unfold.
In addition I really enjoy your photos! May I ask what type of an action or finish you put on them to make them look as they do:)
This is incredibly kind. Thank you! I use an app called VSCO to edit my pictures 🙂
How do you like your blue heeler?? Is he pure bred? Does he show any signs of aggression/protection??
Hi! Yes he’s pure. I got him when he was a puppy but he’s been living at my parents farm till just recently. I must say he’s the sweetest little thing! no signs of aggression 🙂
Wow, your life looks so perfect to me!
~Sophia
http://plaidismyfavouritecolour.blogspot.com/