When I was in TV news, my mornings were a race against the clock. Wake up, slam a cup of coffee, walk the dog, shower, speed to the editorial meeting (for which I was always late). Now, it’s easy to carry that same intense spirit & overlook the beauty of a morning farm chore routine, taking for granted the invaluable time with my kids, the warm sun, the fresh air, the silly animals. I try to remind myself as often as possible to walk slower, breathe deeper, and smile more. Honestly it’s not a chore routine. It’s a blessing. It’s really a beautiful day, everyday.
So many problems can be solved with patience and rest, at least on a farm.
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This was just a typical afternoon storm. Our power flickered but thankfully stayed on. Hurricane season ends November 30…yeehaw!
I had so much fun doing this I may make it a weekly video. Also if you want to drink the same old-world, naturally fermented, high altitude wines I drink with my chickens, don’t forget to join my wine club!
WINE:
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COD LIVER / BUTTER OIL:
https://www.greenpasture.org/
"Editorial Advice"...
296. How Biased Language in News Reporting Serves Propagandists - Pocket Casts
https://pocketcasts.com/podcasts/3d000470-ace9-0137-fae8-0acc26574db2/4a318437-6751-467f-a71d-da741b68a39c
https://open.substack.com/pub/petermcculloughmd/p/mit-study-finds-artificial-intelligence?
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