The VineyardWife

I just published a new post on my @buymeacoffee! Hello! buymeacoffee.com/Open.Air.Livin…

Where I consider two trees, today... openairliving.home.blog/2020/12/13/the…

As she said this she looked down at her hands, and was surprised to see that she had put on one of the Rabbit's little white kid gloves

@TLColson Peace.

Somethings were done on Sunday...somethings are gonna need to wait for Mon-YAY.

Saturday was a day for gathering, wondering, and assessing.

Slow roll Saturday meanders into no roll Sunday. My adventures, such as they are...

@WaterfordCrystl —could you recommend a pattern that contains both straight and angled cuts? I remember from our tour that there was a pattern or two that had both, but not all did. Thank you! Looking for a gift!!

I am supposed to be cooking dinner and helping Thor pack for Austria, but here I am, devouring the Pattern Language of Forest Gardens from my latest passion, the Edible Forest Garden, Volume 2. Must...put...this...down...

The second story this week is set into the future, with Saturday’s photos serving as memory...

I have two stories for you, this week! The first story is a story of blossoms—Spring is starting to riot all over the Garden. Here is what I enjoyed on Saturday...

Chesapeake Oyster Stew with Wild Edibles and Violets. Second year of working with chickweed, wild onion, bitter cress and edible flowers. Could become a tradition. Next goal: cook over an open fire and serve dinner in the Garden.

Turns out the Garden is on time, this season. Here is a throw-back to last year. Similar, yeh? Comforting? I think so. facebook.com/story.php?stor…

A Girl and her Peach Tree, blooming. Enough pictures of flowers, Pie Patio, dirt, and greens to make you feel as if you smell of dirt, by proxy! 😉☺️😘 It’s two weeks of The VineyardWife’s adventures!

My St. Patrick’s weekend was light of photos and largely light of heart, too. How could it not, when spring is just around the corner?

New feeder friend nets cake. Hardscaping more clay than I can stand leads to temporary water drainage solution. My BiL and SiL lead me on an adventure in our North woods. All this and more in this week’s VineyardWife post!

Progress on completing last year’s projects, an interesting vineyard find, and a new leather apron are featured this week.

Do you want to see the VineyardWife at domestic chores? Of course you do not..I do not..I’d rather be chewing on evergreen needles or digging in clay...and yet, here we are! So please enjoy these few sparks of VineyardWife essence amid these mundane Townie domestic tasks:

Do you ever get that overwhelmed feeling? What can one person do? This spring, I’m adding 6 fruit trees and multiple fruit shrubs in effort... vox.com/platform/amp/e…

Fun with Paulownia and rainy day reveals this week on The Vineyard Wife: