A friend shared this story with me today, and I very much enjoyed reading it. I can deeply feel the mood you expressed with your words and photography. Looking forward to following along.
So delighted at the prospect of your book. Thank you for continuing to offer us glimpses of your daily fidelity to all that you tend and the tender realness of your thoughtful internal struggles. I am changed by your writing.
A good read as usual. Good luck with the book. We bred muscovies a few years ago and were told (and always did) to process them at 12 weeks. This is usually before they fly and so they were easier to catch, but the main reason was that they were the easiest to pluck at that age. If we were later, they were definitely harder to do. We’ve now got geese and they proved quite hard to pluck, so maybe we need to do them at 12 weeks also. They are a similar animal!
I grew up on a farm and your description of the land and your day to day living are beautifully written. Thank you for writing. It made me smile.
love your writing. makes me want to curl up like a dog and sleep as the fog envelopes the constant chatter of my mind. a welcomed mood.
A friend shared this story with me today, and I very much enjoyed reading it. I can deeply feel the mood you expressed with your words and photography. Looking forward to following along.
So delighted at the prospect of your book. Thank you for continuing to offer us glimpses of your daily fidelity to all that you tend and the tender realness of your thoughtful internal struggles. I am changed by your writing.
A good read as usual. Good luck with the book. We bred muscovies a few years ago and were told (and always did) to process them at 12 weeks. This is usually before they fly and so they were easier to catch, but the main reason was that they were the easiest to pluck at that age. If we were later, they were definitely harder to do. We’ve now got geese and they proved quite hard to pluck, so maybe we need to do them at 12 weeks also. They are a similar animal!