harvest 2024

I recently read a Facebook post that linked me to a blog, about how people these days want content, but not always context with substance.    I found myself pondering, as that trend hit home.   I can spend time scrolling, laughing at reels, stories, but it's a skim the surface kind of laughter.

Life can so super chaotic, and in the chaos is a desire to break free and 

Happy to do a simple life.   Once you feel a connection thru an online presence, it becomes addicting and you want to see more.  I don't care about being popular.   I just want to bring a smile or provide some well placed hope in someone's life.   I've limited posting on my socials to everyone in a while.   Hid folks who post multiple memes, or overpost every memory they have.   I like to share to remember, so I can look back.  If they are shared memories.ories, great!

It takes a while to sit, write, think, edit and post a blog where it's super fast to post an Instagram post with a few hastags.

I also appreciate a blog where there aren't 20 different ads that pop up.   I'm not here to sell you anything or make money off clicks.    This is my journal of sorts.  

So harvest,  it's here and we are wrapping up.    Apples from a neighboring farm, peppers from the greenhouse,  corn, squash, more beans, and of course seed saving is in progress.  

The last of the garden tomatoes are ripening in the house.  A few are left on the vine in the greenhouse,  but when the moisture seeps in, they will go bad.   Fresh Pico de Gallo anyone?