Sharing the Simple Gifts of Faith, Family and Farm
Like many fly fishermen in western Montana where the summer days are almost Arctic in length, I often do not start fishing until the cool of the evening. Then in the Arctic half-light of the canyon, all existence fades to a being with my soul and memories and the sounds of the Big Blackfoot River…Read More
I hopped on Linkedin – a business networking site on Saturday, and was prompted with a notification that several people had looked at my profile page. This is common, as many recruiters and companies will often reach out when they have need to ask a question or maybe see if I am interested in changing…Read More
There is a clear feel that winter is on its way. The leaves have begun to wind their way from tree to forest floor. The grass is slowing its growth, and the animals seem particularly diligent in getting items set aside for winter. Our part of Tennessee is immune to many of the hard winter…Read More
I listened to Dick Proenneke’s great book Alone in the Wilderness this weekend. What a great listen. One lesson Dick shared was that we were built to create. “I realize that men working together can perform miracles, such as sending men to walk on the surface of the moon. There is definitely a need and…Read More
One of the treasures on the homestead is to find new stuff. When we first moved in each week was a new treasure. A solid pry bar, assorted screws or a working air compressor. Recently we have been cleaning the walls in the bedroom. Initially we were going with drywall, but a little digging found…Read More
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