Here you go. This week’s News Roundup … what excited, moved, educated, and inspired me this week. Please let me know if any of these inspire YOU!
“From a physiologic perspective, healing only occurs during the relaxation response. If you think you can stress into healing, think again…” - Marc David
I kinda take back what I said about not having much damage from the previous week’s freeze. Come to find out, the beans are done and the squash plants are damaged. But on the bright side, it’s root crop time! And many of the fall crops get sweeter after a frost.
As promised, here is the inaugural “issue” of my News Roundup for the week. Each Friday, I’ll post what excited, moved, educated, and inspired me. And what I think will make us all healthier and happier. To paraphrase a statement from Experience Life Magazine, I’ll be sharing with you the antidote to all the fuss and nonsense that dominates the vast majority of health information out there today.
Well, so much for the much-anticipated frost on Wednesday night. Yes, it was darned chilly on Thursday morning (hat, gloves, and scarf warranted), and there was a slight white glisten on the grass, but the crops survived - all but the basil.
Joey, her family, and some of their neighbors scrambled the day and night before, harvesting as much as they could. The shed and walk-in were full of produce; it will never cease to amaze me the volume of food that can be grown on a small farm.
It may be September, but things ain’t slowin’ down on the farm. Despite getting quite cooler since, Thursday was a steamer and we had our work cut out for us, especially since Chris, a lovely fellow I worked with this summer, had to go back to school. He’s a high school music teacher, which is like, so cool.
