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The Rambling Road: It’s been a while
I figure it’s about time for an update if anyone is still paying attention. This year has been a roller coaster health-wise, but in general things are improving, so there’s that. Recently, I started to re-engage myself with something I … Continue reading → Continue reading
The Rambling Road: Discipline
Yesterday, I wrote about being discontented and how that state drives me in so many areas, now including health. Today, I want to write about my bane: discipline. It’s surprising that discipline is a shortcoming of mine given my natural … Continue reading → Continue reading
Tagged discipline, distractedness, laziness, learning, mind, motivation, work
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The Rambling Road: Time calculus
There was a time when I was that person who claimed I didn’t have time to exercise. To me then, exercise was a waste because the other things I was doing with my life seemed far more important. In fact, … Continue reading → Continue reading
The Rambling Road: Moving bull
No really, we moved the bull we share with another farm back to ours today. This is the first significant work I’ve done on the farm since I got out of the hospital. With the much appreciated help of friends, … Continue reading → Continue reading
Thoughts from Innisfree on the Stillwater: And so much more…
I’ve discovered over the past five years that people have huge preconceptions about what being a farmer means. I know, coming in, I had all sorts of them, and I know I am surrounded by fellow farmers who have deeply … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged challenges, farmers, Farming, growth, knowledge, Lessons, preconceptions, work
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