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The latest from Our Little House in the Big Woods
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- I have been eaten by caterpillars & other early September stories
- Rant from the “seat of my pants”
- It’s life and death for them today
- Coming into wholeness
- Dance of illumination in the woods
- Little House, Revisited
- Balance for a troubled heart–staying close to the simple, the ordinary, the real
- Feeling under the weather–for four months now
- How do you celebrate 1,000 blog posts?
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I have been eaten by caterpillars & other early September stories
This morning a leaf beckoned me to open the deck door and walk outside. Come, come, it whispered. I am covered with dew. I am a harbinger of autumn, even though most of your leaves still sing in green. … Continue reading →
Posted in September 2018
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Tagged autumn, Banded Tussock Moth Caterpillar, burn wood, caterpillars, ecosystem, firewood, gardening, splitting wood, stories, Upper Peninsula, wood shed, writing
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Winter Stories of Lake Superior
You can’t be part of a 30-day Gratitude Challenge around here without feeling gratitude for this place where we live. Feeling gratitude for the woods. For the million trees. For the deer and bear and squirrels hunkering down in the … Continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged Anishinabe, appreciation, Baraga County, cold, ecosystem, Gitchee-Gumi, gratitude, Heikinpaiva, Huron Bay, ice fishing, Keweenaw Bay, Lake Superior, Native American, Ojibway, photography, spirit, Upper Peninsula, winter
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