My favorite parts are the pictures with Zuzu and my old Blue Wheaten Ameraucana rooster Alex Lifeson when he was a sleepy baby chick!
Thank you, MaryJane’s Farm, for publishing such a delightful feature on my studio! I was approached by Genny Charet in September for permission to do a story, and I confessed I’d never heard of the magazine. As I often do, I scrambled to find and convert JPEGs to 300 dpi, email them along in small batches, and correct copy. I wasn’t prepared for such a sophisticated periodical: it’s much like Victoria
MaryJane's Farmgirls Sisterhood members have the “can-do” attitude I find appealing. They stress you needn’t live on a farm to qualify. In fact, there’s a posse of contributors including an urban and a suburban writer. I think I’ll join MaryJane’s Farm and make new friends!
Looks like they could use tutorials, garden tours, and recipes – why not submit something to them today at their Keeping In Touch portal?
The magazine is a little hard to find, but worth it. The only place I've seen it is Tractor Supply.
Harder to find is my feature in The Bund, a popular Chinese news/lifestyle magazine similar to Time. Thank you, Dakini Yan Lu, for the interview. I'd love to share it with you, but I still haven't received my copy. I made a screenshot of the first page of the PDF proof they sent during the holidays. I guess it recites the fact I renovated for $3,000, the rest is no different from my Times feature. A big European magazine bought the story, but I must keep it under wraps until it's published...stay tuned!
Until next time, stay shabby!
I’m sharing this post with Cindy at My Romantic Home – please come to the party!
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