State of the Garden
Mint, winter savory, chard, tomatoes, lacinato kale, tat soi, marigolds, cilantro, curly-leafed kale, and assorted odds and ends from nightshade vegetable season picked today
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Dear Friends , What could be better with the topsy turvy weather and the pace of our town these days than to spend a delicious afternoon relaxing into optimal alignment? This month’s workshop theme will explore the second line of the Anusara invocation: satcitananda murtaye.–roughly meaning being, consciousness, and bliss embodied. We will spend two…
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If the dreams of beauty were more universal, I would be more comfortable with this notion. Peace and light, E — Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.