Spring has sprung, today brought us an assortment of
activities. But the best part is that the symbiotic relationships between the members is really obvious. Everyone just falls into their roles and the day naturally unfolds.
I love our tribe!
I know that I said I would update seasonally, of course, the irony is that while I am too busy to post about our fun it would be disrespectful to our tribe not to share about our days as soon as possible. (no self-imposed pressure there)
activities. But the best part is that the symbiotic relationships between the members is really obvious. Everyone just falls into their roles and the day naturally unfolds.
I love our tribe!
I know that I said I would update seasonally, of course, the irony is that while I am too busy to post about our fun it would be disrespectful to our tribe not to share about our days as soon as possible. (no self-imposed pressure there)
Something special is finally growing...keep watching as we post weekly changes.
Can you guess what it is?
Blake's Bees have been so bzzzzzy that they created their own honeycomb. I believe he said that he harvested four pounds of honey--and it is only March.Thank you for sharing how to build a hive, I suspect it will not be long before some our tribe have their own bees.
We can do it!
Thanks to Farm 2 Family for providing the perfect space for a bean teepee.
We were also fortunate enough to have young B****, who already spent some
time over the weekend building his own
teepee and showing us
quickly what we were doing wrong.
time over the weekend building his own
teepee and showing us
quickly what we were doing wrong.Way to go for team work, we can't wait to see what it looks like next month!
What else filled our day?
Smelling the pear blossoms..., tasting the weeds..., digging to the center of the Earth..., building worm bins..., playing in the corn bin..., and of course some games.
