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Late Lughnasadh Harvest (opens the original)
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Lughnasadh (what is Lughnasadh?) was never really about the calendar (celebrated August 1). It’s about whatever’s ready, and right now, Late Summer is ready.The whole rhythm of lunch has collapsed into the ritual of walking out to the beds, see what’s fully ripe or heavy on the vine, and let that be the meal. My garden choices really support all the Mediterranean joy with bell peppers, cucumbers, eggplants and tomatoes. Even just a simple sliced tomato soaked in olive oil with flake salt for 15
It's August, and even Mr. Fluff is Annoyed. (opens the original)
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Reality had been waiting for me after two months of living on cruise control. It was patient and had been taking notes.The garden is doing the bare minimum this month, which — fair. Who doesn’t want to do the bare minimum in sultry August? But the chickens! Oh my. You’re going to molt now? So they’re miserable, patchy and deeply, deeply undignified. Just when it couldn’t get worse, their humans keep wandering by to laugh.Sure, they don’t understand English. But do they? I shook my head at our de
European Summer -- Perspective Taking (opens the original)
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Eight weeks. Budapest, Brașov, Istanbul, Ljubljana, a mountainside vineyard, Graz, Brno, and a couple of short work dips into Zurich and London. Now we’re in Budapest again for these last few days in Week 9 before we fly home shortly. <img alt=""
Settling into Central Europe -- The Work Underneath (opens the original)
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We have fully unpacked emotionally for the first time. Brno is our last stop and we are staying put for these last two full weeks before heading back to Budapest and home. We saved the best and longest until last because we knew we’d need a break after six weeks of continuous travel, and we dearly love Brno. <div
Remaining in Central Europe -- The Livable Spaces (opens the original)
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Europe has a category of city that I’ve loved over the decades (omg I can say decades cry). Vienna, Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, Budapest. Istanbul has just earned its place on that list. These are cities that justify the plane ticket and jet lag. They demand everything you have and give back something electric. You go, you discover, you leave slightly changed.But you're really just visiting. You're always on the move, always oriented toward the next thing. Even familiarity after multiple visits only
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