Long time… no post. Things have been so busy (in the best possible way) that I haven’t had a chance to update here as often as I would like. I update our Facebook page much more often, so if you aren’t following along there, you should! In case you were wondering about what’s up, I […]
Yep, yep, yep… Christmas time is nearly here, if you can believe it! If you are like me, life often gets in the way and you find yourself scrambling to check everyone off your list at the last minute. Though I’ve been woefully neglectful of Sustainable Kentucky lately, I thought I’d offer you some super […]
I hope that you caught my earlier tour of Solar Place Farm, the passive solar home of Ray Tucker, former chair of Kentuckians for the Commonwealth. I really loved getting to look inside Ray’s beautiful home, but what I really enjoyed was when we set down to talk about community. This is a topic that […]
There’s a difference in a house and a home. And this home has a hundred stories in it. ~Ray Tucker When I asked you what you wanted to learn more about, solar was definitely at the top of the list. The sun is so powerful, it only makes sense that we harvest its power at […]
This week I finished up reading The Feast Nearby: How I lost my job, buried a marriage, and found my way by keeping chickens, foraging, preserving, bartering, and eating locally (all on $40 a week) by Robin Mather. This is part memoir, part recipe book, part education in the world of local food. It seems […]
