No, there's nothing wrong with your RSS feed. This blog has just gone very quiet as I've become insanely busy with an upcoming talk and my new book project (more on both later). I don't expect to have time to blog till the first week in April. But I'll have some delicious items to discuss then.
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"No Till" is a confusing term. For most people who know nothing about agriculture, the word "till" isn't particularly revealing - it sounds like there's no cash register. Given that level of knowledge, when you are reassured that no tillage means less erosion, you aren't going to crticize.
Simple truths, simply written; one on unceasing Life and the other on what we make of that Life - the precarious gait that some call experience. How moving! Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman: two of the America's greatest poets.
An op-ed in today's Los Angeles Times discusses the legacy of the mur
“You can observe a lot by just watching.” -Yogi Berra
"Not Dead..."
Ah ... I'm relieved! :-)
Can we just have one sentence about the content of the new book? I am working on the Smithsonian Intimate Guide and have read most of the others.
Thanks.