Pondering the balance of form and function.

You don't have to be strong to push back the weight of the earth, you just do it one moment at a time.

How does one teach himself to rest from work that feels like rest?

Sometimes, we can see evidence of work being done somewhere else, but even if we can't see it, it doesn't mean it isn't happening.  

No matter how slowly you learn to live, life is fast.

Learning to submit to blessings when they seem like inconveniences.  

We gather a great deal of things as we go through life, but perhaps the only things we can keep are the moments in which we are present enough to gather them.  Be in those moments, and hang on to them when everything else we've gathered returns to dust.

Let's find our dwelling in a house that is built to last.

Adding the brilliance of Johann Sebastian Bach to the ordinary of the days on The Farm.  

Solving problems and breaking tools.  

Becoming a tool among the many tools from past generations, and being used to make things that last.