Comments on: Photos from the Family Farm http://www.ladybugletter.com/?p=88 Letters from Mariquita Farm Thu, 09 Sep 2010 21:11:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Dolores Nice-Siegenthaler http://www.ladybugletter.com/?p=88#comment-3792 Dolores Nice-Siegenthaler Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:11:43 +0000 http://www.ladybugletter.com/?p=88#comment-3792 Dear Andy, I missed you in October. From my own small urban farm here in Oakland, I realize that harvest, planting and new growth in October both spiral to new heights in our Mediterranean climate. Thank you for writing about the Family Farm in a way that includes everybody and especially those rooted in this place for hundreds of years. You've given us greater glimpses of how it might be to become native to this place. Dear Andy,

I missed you in October. From my own small urban farm here in Oakland, I realize that harvest, planting and new growth in October both spiral to new heights in our Mediterranean climate.

Thank you for writing about the Family Farm in a way that includes everybody and especially those rooted in this place for hundreds of years. You’ve given us greater glimpses of how it might be to become native to this place.

]]> By: Courtney http://www.ladybugletter.com/?p=88#comment-3791 Courtney Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:02:53 +0000 http://www.ladybugletter.com/?p=88#comment-3791 I am a frequent participant in mystery box thursdays and I always look forward to your ladybug letter email. This is the best ladybug letter so far! I would love a follow up entry with photos of the arrowheads and pestles that you have found as well as more information about the statues and family history at Jose's farm in Oaxaca. Living in an apartment in San Francisco, I often daydream about farming. The idea of working the same land that native americans did so long ago just sets my imagination ablaze and I wish that I could be a part of it. Thanks for sharing your experiences and discoveries. I am a frequent participant in mystery box thursdays and I always look forward to your ladybug letter email. This is the best ladybug letter so far! I would love a follow up entry with photos of the arrowheads and pestles that you have found as well as more information about the statues and family history at Jose’s farm in Oaxaca.

Living in an apartment in San Francisco, I often daydream about farming. The idea of working the same land that native americans did so long ago just sets my imagination ablaze and I wish that I could be a part of it. Thanks for sharing your experiences and discoveries.

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