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Friday, April 1, 2011

We've moved!

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As of Friday, April 1, Free Range: Food, Nature, Place, and More has relocated to the brand-new Madroño Ranch website . We hope you’ll make...
Friday, March 25, 2011

Tragic waste: some thoughts on the s-word

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Watching the bats from the kitchen stoop at Madroño Ranch the other morning was a little like watching my own thoughts. They swooped in an...
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Friday, March 18, 2011

March Madness: mountain laurels, plastic ducks, and 'roid rage

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I apologize in advance if this post seems unusually grumpy; I’ve been in a lousy mood all week. The arrival of spring in Central Texas alw...
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Friday, March 11, 2011

Lenten reflections: dead trees, bafflement, and submission

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Fittingly, this Ash Wednesday began with a vigorous north wind, the kind that knocks dead branches out of trees and can make you a little ...
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Friday, March 4, 2011

Maps and mobility: living in, not on, the land

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I was surprised, while reading Rebecca Solnit’s fascinating Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas , to realize that I probably know substa...
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Friday, February 25, 2011

"If you got a field that don't yield": writer's block and the language of community

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One of the many notable gatherings Martin and I participated in this past weekend was the opening of my sister Isa Catto Shaw ’s show at t...
Friday, February 18, 2011

These boots were made for blogging

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Cowboy boots are on my mind today. And (heh) on my feet. Of course cowboy boots come with so much symbolic weight it’s a wonder I can ev...
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Heather and Martin
Heather, a San Antonio native, was formerly on the staff of Seton Cove, an interfaith spirituality center in Austin, and is a dedicated rower, published poet, and freelance theology teacher. Martin, born in San Francisco, was for many years a writer and editor with the Texas State Historical Association and with Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the NEH. We divide our time between our house in Austin and Madroño Ranch in the Texas Hill Country. We have three kids, two dogs, and four cats.
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