
The Bounty of Summer Gardens
It’s been a cold spring in northern Michigan. As I tend my seedlings by the window sill before they’re ready for the greenhouse, I envision
It’s been a cold spring in northern Michigan. As I tend my seedlings by the window sill before they’re ready for the greenhouse, I envision
Spring heralds new beginnings and this year we are all hopeful that life is back to it where it was before the pandemic. We are
On a walk with a famous naturalist, our group stopped under a white oak tree to rest. The ground beneath the massive oak was littered
Ever since the pandemic swept into our lives, daily routines have been altered out of necessity. We’ve learned to adapt to social distancing, wearing a
It’s still deep winter in Northern Michigan as I am writing this. An expanse of white stretches outside, punctuated by dozens of blue jays that swoop down to pick
Valentine’s Day means spending quality time with those we love—no matter what kind of love we’re celebrating—whether romantic, friendship, or family love. Let’s celebrate this
Whether you heart Valentine’s Day to the moon and back or you would rather toss it (and all its commercialism) to the curb, February is
When the air is nippy, and we’re looking for ways to keep warm, a time-honored tradition is to curl up on a favorite chair and
As we enter into autumn with its glorious colors and cooler temperatures, I begin to have visions of warm nourishing soups and medicinal herbal teas
In the hustle and bustle of the season, let’s think of one thing that we’re grateful for—even something small. In that moment, we will step