We have begun constructing some more raised beds, visiting the Barrier's for cow manure, and planting seeds indoors. Some of the tomato varieties have sprouted along with the lettuce, peas, and lacinato kale. I have also started some nasturtium, calendula, and pepper seeds which have yet to peak their way out of the soil. The daffodils planted in our garden near 601 have multiplied. We dug up some bulbs down at a creek off of highway 601 a few years ago and they're makin' it. I'm shoveling manure, reading about sedimentary rocks, preparing inquiry activities about the cycling of matter, and throwing clay. It seems that dirt has filtered into every facet of my life, and I love it.
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