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  1. The Beginner’s Guide to Gardening: Sun, Size, and Soil

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    March 2, 2018 by Sarah

    It’s already March! Which means daylight savings is coming and spring is almost here. I can’t wait. With all the …
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  2. Instagram Round-Up

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    August 25, 2016 by Sarah

    I like Instagram a lot, here’s a round-up of what I’ve been posting over there in the last few weeks. You can …
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  3. Our July Garden

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    July 29, 2016 by Sarah

    I’m so happy to have a summer garden again, we couldn’t have it last year because of our house construction and I …
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  4. Backyard Orchard: Year 2

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    May 29, 2015 by Sarah

    I decided recently that my all time favorite season is spring. I love how everything comes to life at the …
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  5. Preparing our Fall Garden

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    September 12, 2014 by Sarah

    I am so determined to get a good harvest out of our fall garden this year to make up for …
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  6. A Tale of Two Gardens

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    August 22, 2014 by Sarah

    I got to spend last week back home in Washington with the kids. Besides being awesome because of all the …
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My friend Mindy (@farmingflachs) wrote a blog post a few months ago where she shared some of the baby steps she’s been making toward greener living.
Currently on my desk.
The latest podcast episode is up, and it’s a Lectio!
A few years ago, I started having a word for the summer. The first time I chose the word “play.” After many months in school, I wanted my kids to be outside digging around in sand and running around playgrounds.
I’m launching a new Instagram account! @asiancatholicwoman is where I’ll be exploring the Catholic faith through my Asian-American lens.
“I think one thing that’s strengthened in me is an admiration for immigrants... Now, having moved over here, I just feel how hard it is. There are times when I’m with my Thai co-workers in a staff meeting; and there’s who I am, and then there’s this language barrier. All of who I am, the humor, the nuance, it can’t come out. And, that’s hard.”

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