
We bought a farm. Things grew. We grew.
Spindle Hill Farm
It’s all electricty
I think the coyotes were my fault. I knew I shouldn't hide dead animals in my garbage, and after my first year, I quit, instead become adept at hurling lighter weight fauna and dragging the heavier ones. (I am stronger than I've ever been, living on a mountain, where walking uphill no longer feels unusual, or often even noticeable). So the coyotes were my fault, because I must have been feeding them.
Have Desert First
Desert longing is a trope— the improbability of desert life, the extremities, the vast silence.