14 May 2019

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We went the other day to see the film “The Biggest Little Farm.” This may not be playing in many cities or theaters, but I would imagine it will eventually make its way to PBS or some other channel that shows such films, and if you happen to notice it you should definitely see it. It is a fascinating story of a young couple who decide to leave their city lives and become proprietors of an old-fashioned farm on which they raise both animals and crops, and is an incredible visual experience. The life they have chosen is not an easy one, but they are motivated and spirited and plow forward (excuse the pun) through quite a few challenges. This is not really a movie for young children, as there are some rather painful scenes, including an attack by coyotes on their chickens that leaves quite a bit of carnage. But it is worth seeing if you have a chance.


Meanwhile, the weather here feels more like late fall than late spring, but the forecast is calling for an improvement over the next few days. I am ready to stop being cold all the time!

Love,


Rebecca






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