Some of Koyasan's many moss-covered Buddhas. It's hard to believe the Blogathon is over already. As always, there is some relief and some sadness. Relief that the pressure is off to post every day, and sadness that the other 250 (give or take) people I've been working with this month will wander off into their own electronic lives. There's also, to be frank, some sadness that the pressure to post every day is off, too. I work better with firm deadlines and the prospect of a stern tone. Perhaps that's the result of my Midwest upbringing. And as usual I'm coming away with more than a few lessons learned over the course of the month. Here are the highlights. 1. I'm actually pretty good at this. OK, I usually don't toot my own horn quite so much, but I seriously find that I enjoy reading my own writing and that my content is good. I work hard to not put up fluff material just to fill the space, and I spend a fair amount of time researching my conte
Words about farmers markets, gardening, food and whatever else catches my fancy.