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wrote on December 4, 2021
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7:02 am
Hi. Just read about you in the times. Thank you Cara Buckley. Always loved kateri tekawitha. Not ready to do garden yet but am sending a little donation. This is the Catholic Church I grew up in and loved. Thank you.
Hi. Just read about you in the times. Thank you Cara Buckley. Always loved kateri tekawitha. Not ready to do garden yet but am sending a little donation. This is the Catholic Church I grew up in and loved. Thank you.... Collapse
wrote on December 3, 2021
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11:47 pm
So glad to have found info on this via the NY Times. I am excited to get started on a more intentional "home" habitat. I have been "dipping my foot" into forest bathing, so this will be another arrow in the quiver. Thank you and God Bless you!
So glad to have found info on this via the NY Times. I am excited to get started on a more intentional "home" habitat. I have been "dipping my foot" into forest bathing, so this will be another arrow in the quiver. Thank you and God Bless you!... Collapse
wrote on December 3, 2021
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10:00 pm
Saying hello from Tucker (outside Atlanta) Georgia! We moved to our home three years ago and started to work right away in the garden. We have four vegetable/flowers raised beds, recently installed solar panels, and enjoy the pecans that fall from three trees that were formerly part of a pecan grove. Life in the garden is still transformational as I Iearn how to better manage life in the south (weeds, heat, mosquitos, wasps, etc) in ways that are not harmful to the environment. My family/kids enjoy planing seeds and eating out the garden. Had a great potato harvest last year. Reading Laudatio Si changed my life, so happy to see sites and communities like these up and growing. Learned about your work in the NYT piece. Hoping to register our yard soon!
Saying hello from Tucker (outside Atlanta) Georgia! We moved to our home three years ago and started to work right away in the garden. We have four vegetable/flowers raised beds, recently installed solar panels, and enjoy the pecans that fall from three trees that were formerly part of a pecan grove. Life in the garden is still transformational as I Iearn how to better manage life in the south (weeds, heat, mosquitos, wasps, etc) in ways that are not harmful to the environment. My family/kids enjoy planing seeds and eating out the garden. Had a great potato harvest last year. Reading Laudatio Si changed my life, so happy to see sites and communities like these up and growing. Learned about your work in the NYT piece. Hoping to register our yard soon!... Collapse
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Sounds wonderful! We hope you register your habitat too. Bless you, Drew!
Sounds wonderful! We hope you register your habitat too. Bless you, Drew!... Collapse