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Tag Archives: Community
In the time of the virus: happy new year
As you can tell from the very fact that I’m writing this now, I’m by no means a religious observant Jew. Nonetheless, I appreciate the rhythms and patterns of the year, and endeavour to mark them in some way or … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: because really, it still is (front gardens)
So in that spirit, I’m sharing some of the things I’ve been finding uplifting. Because I suspect that, like me, you’re feeling in need of some uplifting right now. One of the things I’ve enjoyed more than ever in these … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: plums are not the only fruit
The world may be going to hell in a handcart, but the local fruit harvest this year looks phenomenal. On my small patch I have a bumper crop of ripe figs – enough for me to be able to pick … Continue reading
Posted in 2020 enough, Allotment, Bath, Community, Do what you can with what you have, Family, Farming, Food, In the time of the virus, Local food
Tagged Allotment, Community, Figs, Food, food poverty, Food preservation, Fruit growing, greengages, Growing food, Local food, plums, Poverty, seasonal fruit and vegetables, The Nest Ledbury, Traditional food methods, Transition movement
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In the time of the virus: where did the time go?
I’m not sure where the time went, I seem to have been away for a bit. Sorry about that. Mostly busy being busy; in between times busy feeling exhausted. Thank you for the good wishes for my operation, which I … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: back to life, back to reality
Monday was a success. I had the operation and was home by lunchtime. True, I spent most of the rest of the day in a dark room listening to podcasts, but such a relief. The staff at the hospital were, … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Family, In the time of the virus, Reflections on life (and death)
Tagged Community, Coping, Family, Friends, Gardens, Heale Garden, Local, Meditation, mending, NHS, Public services, surgery
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In the time of the virus: more adventures online, and a major fundraising push
Saturday again, but sadly no trip to the Farmers’ Market this week again (but something to look forward to doing again next week). This morning we had our first-ever online AGM for the Farm. Normally our AGMs are a great … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: filling the bin
On alternate Fridays the local council empties the green bin – that’s the one for garden waste. They take it away and make compost with it. I use my green bin for things I can’t make compost with at home … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: 5th day of self-isolation
I’m not sure how this happened – I thought I hit the publish button on this two days ago. But clearly I didn’t. So I’ve updated it, and it really was Day 5 today (not day 3, 2h3n I first … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: to wear or not to wear, that is the question – face coverings
Here’s a topical subject, and one that seems to raise strong feelings in people one way or another. I’m not going to sit on any fences here: originally I knew nothing of the subject, and now I’m fully persuaded of … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 100
So. Here we are, on the 100th day of this series. What a timespan; what an extraordinary experience to look back on. Though I fear it may not feel quite so extraordinary when looked back on from a more distant … Continue reading