10/2/26  “Clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. Bear with each other and forgive one another.” (Colossians 3:12)

Cloudy, a light east breeze, 62 degrees.  Rain today, a west breeze, high of 69.  Clearing after midnight, a low of 47.  Sunshine tomorrow, a NNW breeze, high 65, low 36. Partly cloudy Sunday, a brisk SE breeze, high 64, low 46.  Rain Monday, a strong WSW breeze, high 56, low 41.  Partly cloudy Tuesday, a strong WNW breeze, high 57, low 38.  Mostly sunny  Wednesday, a WSW breeze, high 64, low 44.  Partly cloudy Thursday, a stiff SSW breeze, high 70, low 45.  Partly cloudy next Friday, a stiff west breeze, high 67, low 46.  Partly cloudy next Saturday, a  NW wind, high 60, low 40.  Partly cloudy next Sunday, a stiff WSW breeze, high 68, low 46. Cloudy Monday the 12th, a stiff west breeze, high 58, low 40.  Partly cloudy the next four days, brisk NW breezes, highs in the upper fifties, lows 37 to 40.

Times change. Money systems are unreliable, and so are political systems. Knowing how to draw your daily sustenance from the land is extremely valuable, and it provides peace and security in changing times.Tradition School of Skills.  This knowledge is what I want to be part of my legacy.  The Tradition Skills summit will give me ways to be more self-sufficient and help me help my family.  I attended last year and I'll be online watching it again this year.  There is always something new to learn from the event whether you have acreage or a lot in town.

      A FREE Online Homesteading Event So You Can Feel Confident and Capable Living a More Self-Sufficient Life Starting Now!
                                                                Traditional Skills Summit 2026
                                                                       October 12-16, 2026
Step-By-Step Strategies Taught By Trusted Homesteaders So You Can Save Time, Avoid Waste, and Feed Your Family Well!

         When the leaves start to fall it is the best time to feed your trees 
(this is when they pull in nutrients for the winter and spring months).  Farmer's Almanac  A ring of compost or organic fertilizer around the trees, especially the fruit trees.

      Some loads of hay went out of the haymow for delivery the last few days.  I'm going out to bag up the fines spilled for the hens before the rain starts.  May your day be blessed, Sally