Log Cabin Day

Carefully notched together and sealed in-between with a caulking agent like mud or clay, Log Cabins were sturdy and reliable,

Knitting in Public

June 9th is Knit in Public Day. World Wide Knit in Public Day was started in 2005 by Danielle Landes. It

Historic preservation is a conversation with our past about our future. It provides us with opportunities to ask, “What is

What is there that’s more interesting than space? Never ending, always expanding, full of stars and suns and planets and

It’s not an occasion to hang out with friends, although having company while doing laundry is never a bad idea.

This past week, ASPI presented a workshop at Lincoln County Library – it was an overview of our Sustainable House-Holding

Solstice has passed. The light lasts longer than the dark. Green things are popping out of the ground, budding out

Living sustainably does not mean living independently. Even self-sustainable homesteads rely on neighbors. We are at an interesting time in

Gasoline for two moderately-distant trips to grandparents – check! Still groggy from family buffets with ingredients from all over the