Thanksgiving day we went from the 50's to snow and cold. Nammah is
tucked in for the winter. The newspaper said 12 inches in South Range.

The end of the season, perhaps I should introduce Nammah to you. Her name comes from a sermon I heard at the Duluth Unitarian Church several years ago. It was spring and the story was about a Jewish midrash telling of Noah's wife - the woman who saved the seeds from the great flood! Her name was Nammah. We do some seed saving of our own. I appreciate the full circle on so many levels.
So, for the next few months the musings will be about the continued
feast from Nammah's bounty this year. We are sure that we eat something
from the garden every day. The larder and freezers are full-plus
overflow in the studio turned root cellar.
Much gratitude for a bountiful harvest!
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