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The Tools and the Craftsman
On Being Sharpened for Service I spent some time recently in the shop, going through the “TO-DO” list. At the top of that list was a simple but tedious task:
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Washing The Slate
How Water Shapes the Landscape—And Our Inner Geography “Wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.” Psalm51:7 January does not ask us to begin loudly. The land is quiet
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Searing September Gardening
As the scorching summer heat begins to wane, September ushers in a new season of opportunity for gardeners in South Central Texas. The slightly milder temperatures and shorter days make
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When Too Much of a Good Thing Turns Bad
In the last post, I spoke of the great and wonderful facts about nitrogen, but (as the wisdom goes) everything in moderation. Nitrogen is essential for plant growth, and its
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Go Out And Plant Joy
From Seed to Community: Building a Thriving Community Garden The idea of a community garden is a beautiful one: a shared space where neighbors come together, grow food, and build
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Learn About Something Today
In today’s fast-paced world, the value of continuous learning cannot be overstated. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or someone simply curious about the world, committing to learning something new every day can open
