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At the turning of the year it’s time to think seeds. First there’s the literal kind we put in the ground when the soil warms up. Even though that seems quite far away, the catalogs are here about me and together as a family we made our choices for next year’s gardens. My son is launching into Tom Thumb Popcorn for his new crop in ‘09. Judith selected a white eggplant, I’m interested in trying melon. Each year we’ve been trying to add one crop. This year we are making a jump; we’re each adding one.
Then there are the figurative seeds, the kind referred to in this blog title. I’m thinking here of those disbursements of energy that may or may not add up to much. It’s been my experience that knowing where you want to direct your energy in the upcoming year, and remaining focused on those three places (five, if your adventurous?) helps assure a bountiful yield. I’ve spent years just casting my energy about haphazardly with limited success. Now I try to remain both focused and open to the unexpected. One thing is for sure: knowing what I want to cultivate is key to seeing it realized.
How do you approach the coming year?


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