These days, EVERYONE’S schooling at home….But it’s not quite the same as home-schooling.  And while some families are stressed out by this transition to schooling-at-home, home-schooling is keeping our family and farm together right now.  That’s what I’ll be talking about this week, along with a quick farmer Q & A about pricing strategies to accomodate social distancing measures.  You’re listening to Episode 17, Essential Kids, on The Hearth of Sap Bush Hollow.

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Bob didn’t want a cake for this birthday.  He didn’t want a candle, and didn’t want a fuss.  But his family needed all those things.  That’s what I’ll be talking about this week on The Hearth of Sap Bush Hollow.  

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As small farmers, we don’t ask for much.  We draw our wealth from the earth and our family and community.  That's fine.  But just because we don’t ask for much doesn’t mean it doesn’t sting when the message comes through loud and clear from our government that we don’t mean much.  That’s what I’ll be talking about this week on The Hearth of Sap Bush Hollow. If you prefer to read this, you can find it over on the blog at SapBush.com

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Truth be told, it’s going pretty well for me right now.  Kids are making the masks, I was never one to go out in public much anyhow, the business is holding up and our family is enjoying our time together.  And I feel guilty as all get out.  I’ll be talking about how I’m trying to make sense of it this week on The Hearth of Sap Bush Hollow.  Prefer to read instead of listen?  You can find it over at the website (along with info about everything else we do here on the farm). 

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Some people were super prepared for this outbreak.  Not only that, they were super-prepped for war, famine, hurricanes, earthquakes, you name it.  Does that mean they’re in better shape right now than the rest of us?  Not necessarily.  That’s what I’ll be talking about this week on The Hearth of Sap Bush Hollow.  You can read the story on the blog at Sapbush.com.

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