Week 3, Day 7: Ember Days
Wet and muddy, contained within the wooden raised boxes, my garden rests as the December temperatures rise and fall in a downward trajectory. The tomatoes that fell there, the seeds that never germinated last spring, leaves that fell from the trees, grass clippings...
Week 2, Day 4: Baby, It’s Dark Outside
It’s dark outside. Of course, by now, at 8 p.m., it’s been dark for a couple of hours. These days, these late fall days of diminishing sunlight, we have to finish up our work and come in to the warmth and light of the house by 5:30 p.m. By the shortest day...
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