My cat Pinkie has changed her name to Dusty since we moved here and she feels much more at home in New Mexico than she ever did walking the streets of New York City.
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Books I find Helpful, Interesting or Necessary
- Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon
- The Ascent of Humanity by Charles Eisenstein - recommended by my friend Jehanara
- Seed to Seed by Jane Ashworth
- Putting Food By, Janet Greene and others
- Wild Fermentation by Sandor Ellix Katz
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- Rummage Sale for the Garden
- Head Gear
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- $$$
- Food Dehydrator
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- Albuquerque
- Crackdown!
- Planting
- Turkey Vultures
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- Compost tumbler
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- Starting Over
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- By the Rio Grande
- Formerly known as Hot Springs
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- People just pass their seeds around so everyone ca...
- A bunch of broccoli coming up.
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- The kitties really liked the yard.
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A good kitty should always know where it feels most at home!!!
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