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Got an e-mail from PayPal this morning stating that an individual had disputed a charge they made with us at the Farmer’s Market in December. Looked back through my records and discovered the individual had purchased six pounds of ground beef and
It is Sunday and I’m sitting here in the back office which likely is around 60 degrees, which would be wonderful if it was the temperature outside, but this time of year, 60 degrees in the house is cold. I am hoping
Not as good as the one I did on Tuesday, but still nice. I used a Holga lens which gives the image a soft focus around the outer edges. I’m enjoying the studio a lot more than I thought I would. Until
This cold really drains you. I am sitting here in my office, in the dark and cold writing this, stopping every few minutes to take a sip of coffee which is quickly getting cold. I told Wally when I got up this
Yesterday was a tough day. Lots of aggravations and, more importantly, soul searching. Both Wally and I are rethinking farming. We simply are not making ends meet, at least not at this time. It’s frustrating. What I need to remember is that
I have been going through farming doldrums lately. It seems no matter what I do to make things right, I just cannot get ahead. It’s the quandary of not having what people want, when they want it. Back when we did not
My first day back to school was yesterday and it went well. I am so enjoying school. Today is my first day of having to be in school at 8:00 AM. This means I really have to hustle to get everything done
It was good that I was keeping up with this journal in late 2103. That way I was able to see what resolutions (I called them goals) I made at the end of 2012. Here is the post. My goals were: Keep