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Birth: at Home

Posted on January 14, 2014 by Christiana McQuain

Earlier this week a severe storm raged through this area.  The rolls of thunder shook the walls and windows of my house, as the winds caused the limbs of tall trees in our yard to scrape against the outer walls … Continue reading →

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Harvesting Potential

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Christiana McQuain

Death Valley is so named because, for the most part, nothing grows there.  It is among the hottest and driest locations on the planet due to minimal annual rainfall.  Life doesn’t flourish in Death Valley. Except when it does. In … Continue reading →

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Renewal–Just for today

Posted on September 1, 2013 by Bob Patrick

As I write this, it is raining, again.  We have had more rain this summer than in many years’ memory. We have complained about it, but the reality is that the earth has never been greener in this part of … Continue reading →

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