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This blog documents my continuing interest in the aestheticization of labor and craft. I am using my family's ex-farm as the focal point of this research. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Simple template. Powered by Blogger. View my complete profile.
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Growing Back: July 2013
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This blog documents my continuing interest in the aestheticization of labor and craft. I am using my family's ex-farm as the focal point of this research. Links to this post. Unfortunately, "too-big-to-fail" isn't a law in the realm of the tomato. A week later, the bloom is shutting down - without having set fruit. I think that the bloom was just too crowded and gnarled for the pollination to happen. The peas, however, are breeding like rabbits. The Uchuva is setting fruit, too. Links to this post.
Growing Back: May 2013
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This blog documents my continuing interest in the aestheticization of labor and craft. I am using my family's ex-farm as the focal point of this research. Septoria: Ascomycete pycnidia-producing fungi that causes numerous leaf spot diseases on field crops, forages and many vegetables, and is responsible for yield losses. From the Cornell department of plant pathology. But even some of the plants in my beds look rather poodled. I spent the rest of the day in purchasing some straw and weaving it around the...
Growing Back: Overview
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Growing Back: June 2013
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This blog documents my continuing interest in the aestheticization of labor and craft. I am using my family's ex-farm as the focal point of this research. Some of my tomatoes are failing to thrive. Purple stems, a purple cast to the leaves, and necrotic spots on leaves that progressively turn more yellow - these symptoms seem consistent with phosphorous deficiency. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Simple template. Powered by Blogger. View my complete profile.
Growing Back: November 2013
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Rowing Back: August 2014
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Saturday, August 02, 2014. Gideon died roughly two months before his birthday. The newspaper account of his death noted that “Mr. Gideon Dexter was 46 years old.” Was it too strained an assumption to think that his next birthday would be his 47th? My relief has continued to grow each week — as the fin...
Rowing Back: April 2013
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Tuesday, April 30, 2013. Before I could do that, the woman sitting next to me got very worked up. "What's That." "What's It For? Does [the head of the education department] know your doing this? Friday, April 26, 2013. However, the morning was so gorgeous that I almost. Wished that I was rowing. The best di...
Rowing Back: September 2014
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Saturday, September 13, 2014. Tendonitis continues to be the one factor that limits me. A few weeks ago, I finally put a coat of prime on the outside of the boat. I had never used the type of paint that I chose. So the first coat had some issues. Riders at the starting line of the NYC Century. Biking has be...
Rowing Back: December 2013
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Saturday, December 21, 2013. I wish I really was magnanimous. I wish I could say that I gave up the drink for love. Well, I did. But I stayed a non-drinker because after several years of swollen tonsils, suddenly not needing surgery can seem like magic. Something to do with the hands. But I finished my dog ...
Rowing Back: November 2012
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Monday, November 26, 2012. Last Friday, I finished burning text onto the oars that I started making last August. They're beautiful - and, perhaps, useful. Over the weekend, they got a single coat of varnish. That's not enough for a long voyage. But I had nothing to worry about. Friday, November 16, 2012.
Rowing Back: July 2013
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Wednesday, July 31, 2013. As of today $15,303.00 has been donated to my project. Thank you to everyone who has donated - and to everyone who has contacted me with support and encouragement. I now have funds to complete and document the first two stages of my project:. The third stage still needs funding .
Rowing Back: May 2013
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Friday, May 24, 2013. Then that first funder has wasted money. The second frustrating thing is that as much faith as I have in myself, this project is much bigger than anything I've done before, so I can understand why my proposal has been a difficult sell. So right now I have narrowed my focus. Right n...
Rowing Back: September 2012
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Sunday, September 02, 2012. The cliché about attending school is that most of the learning takes place outside the classroom. On a practical level, this was not the case. I learned an immense amount in class about wood and tools and equipment and oar design and shop maintenance and pedagogy etc....The same ...
Rowing Back: February 2013
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In 1827, my great-great-great-great grandfather froze to death in a rowboat on Buzzards Bay. I'm preparing to go to the spot where he was found and then row the 25 miles back to my family's home town. Saturday, February 02, 2013. On February 1st, 1827, My great-great-great-great gransfather's body was found off the coast of Martha's Vineyard. He died in a working-class rowing accident having rowed himself to exhaustion against an unexpected storm. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Growing Baby K – The surrogacy journey through the eyes of a gestational carrier.
The surrogacy journey through the eyes of a gestational carrier. January 10, 2017. January 10, 2017. Today we saw hot doc and our OB. Hot doc did a growth scan. Baby A is 1 lb 8 ounces and Baby B is 1 lb 10 ounces. They are in the 30th percentile. They look great! Hot doc did check Baby B’s amniotic fluid and it is back under the “high” limit. Good news! So we are no longer concerned about too much fluid around Baby B! My cervix is measuring at a 4 still. This is fantastic! So on the top left is the back...
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Growing Baby Lambert
It doesn't take long for babies to grow into young adults. We don't want to miss a single minute. Thank you for sharing our joy with us through this blog. We are happy to have you in our lives. Friday, July 24, 2015. Henry has become quite fond of little critters. As I type we have a frog living in our kitchen. Henry is an expert on all things amphibian this week, even claiming to know what they are thinking! I found a couple more beach pictures on Joe's phone. Wednesday, July 22, 2015. I had the wrong l...
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Growing Baby #2
Pregnancy, Birthing, and Parenting. BUMPmy ever growing belly! Monday, January 20, 2014. A tale of Beauty and the drama that followed. Warning: longest birth story ever! The sign my boss posted after. Getting tired of everyone. Constantly asking her if I had the. So at 5 I shake him and tell him that we will be having a baby today. He says ok and lays back down. About a minute later he jumps up and says did your water break? We race to the hospital, literally! 65279;. Fort Worth Birthing Tub. We waite...
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Our World
Photo Tinks by WiddlyTinks.com. Leigh, Kim and little Natalia Pomario. View my complete profile. Lilypie Third Birthday tickers. Tuesday, December 20, 2011. Natalia's First School Report Book. Leigh, Kim and little Natalia Pomario. Saturday, December 17, 2011. A Day in Hahndorf and The Faerie Cave. Hey Santa, what ya up to? In the Faerie Cave. Natalia loved this display and spent ages looking at it. Look at the train Mommy! The kids could leave notes for Santa. Sharing a laugh on the bench with Mommy.
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Growing Baby Shelton
Monday, June 24, 2013. This is the first time I've felt like writing in a long time. And that's why it's been so hard to write. It's hard to enjoy anything. Briefly about our separation here. Everyone was apprehensive of our reconciliation. He left on such shitty terms. It was terrifying to think that he would do it again. So I tried my hardest to be the best wife possible. I applied everything I learned during our separation, and I. Wednesday, May 22, 2013. My supply has dried up. Parker is no longe...
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Growing Back to The Farm
Growing Back to The Farm. Which is better: Living in the city or the country? Let's debate the benefits and costs of both lifestyles. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. A New Root System. I don't even remember what I or my family were doing at the time of the last post 15 months ago! One thing is true: I stopped writing about something and started actually doing something. Monday, March 1, 2010. Right away let me tell you I have no debilitating psychological conditions that I'm aware of. The two recent earthquakes i...
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