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Winter squash, bulb onions, and carrots
gardening to cure a homeless heart
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
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Slug Tossing
In the late evening of spring, when twilight stretches its blue-purple sky over us into the hours of the kids’ bedtime routine, when it feels like…
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
36
Frogs are a sign of safety
At twilight each night, starting sometime in March if the weather is just right, the air is filled with the cri-ck-ick-iick of little frogs.
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
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Rooted?
and an assortment of adjoining questions
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
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Pruning
Cutting back for me and for you
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
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Mediocrity
I suck at sports. All sports, for the most part. It’s a miracle in some ways that I can walk without tripping or ride a bicycle without falling over…
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
8
Now is a time of abundance
slow down and dig a potato before it gets too cold
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
1
Stories from an Island
Many years ago I drove a bus on Vashon Island.
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
2
Sheep Dreams
and some run-on sentences about farm animals
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
3
Among the hazelnut trees
A story of hatred for squirrels
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
3
Gimme a break
A love story about growing things
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
4
Is this Giving Up?
Greenhouses and life challenges
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Robin Taylor (he/him)
3
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