Permaculture Gardens is posted. Come learn how to use the principles learned in the Basics course to set up garden beds on your sites.

Welcome to Tuesday morning. Sometimes it feels that the fork in the road we're on is more like an intersection. With traffic lights that aren't timed right with the flow of traffic. This can create frustration as we try to push towards our destinations. Panic developes as the timing of when we feel we need to be somewhere sets in. Our nerves stand on edge, our patience begins to wane, and the urge to split off on what appears to be short cuts haunts our minds. We become distracted by all these things and forget that we have no control of what the world is doing. It's at this moment we must let go. Let go of our relationship with unhinged chaos and embrace the beauty of the way it is. We must fall back on our observations of the natural world. Allow ourselves to flow against, around, through the hardness like the river. Become resilient like the tree reforming in the wind. Rooted deep in the soils we have nurtured to feed us... What have you learned from this journey so far? How have you applied these teachings to your life?

Let's welcome @Steve Fawcett to the community. Tell us what you're upto in the world. Where are you from and what are your goals?

The worm class has posted. Come check out how these little guys are an essential part of the ecosystem and how they can provide nutrients, waste reduction, and income for your sites. Small to large, worms are power houses. See you inside.

So I have run into several techy issues as of late and am just taking the failures as learning opportunities. These issues have been the reason for delays in posting the Worm class and the gardening class. I'm working through them and will have the worm course posted this week. I am really good working with my hands and in our natural environments but lacking when it comes to managing technology. Haha I am getting better and really appreciate all of your patience in this process.