Today marks the passage of another of life's milestones; I'm 60. As CSNY once intoned, "What a long strange trip it's been." One part of making it this far is the inclination to look back instead of ahead and it's a custom one must break else sink into a wallow of who knows what. I think that's one reason the farm is so good for me; I concentrate on growing, not remembering.
Stop by Willow; see the new pepper crop and if lucky, catch a glimpse of our two new "BeuLingo" heifers.
Good fortune to you on this auspicious occasion!!
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54 barrels of pepper mash begin hibernation
Look at those babies grow!
Joan and I at harvest
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54 barrels of pepper mash begin hibernation
Working the rows
Look at those babies grow!
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- Willow Community, Brooksville, KY, United States
- After retiring from a career as a labor educator, I returned to my real vocation as a vegetable farmer. Now I own a family business which produces and sells "Bluegrass Red" - a Kentucky based hot pepper sauce
Joan and I at harvest
3 comments:
Hey John, It was great to see you and your family the other night! i hate to say it but I think the "Long Strange Trip" quote is attributable to the Grateful Dead. We really enjoyed ourselves at your b-day party the kids are great. I'd love to see the farm sometime.
John and Tammy Bright
Hey Dad, don't forget to post a pic of Big Rita and what's-her-name sometime soon! We still need to have a naming ceremony.
Thanks John, See memory does fade!
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