Lughnasa Lughnasa Moon
Out this morning to harvest collard greens and chard. Kate’s going to use the pressure 
cooker to can them so we can move them with us next year. A few more garlic should be ready and perhaps more onions.
We’ll have a year without a garden, most likely, next year. If we can get out of here by April, not impossible, we might land in Colorado soon enough to get raised beds made, new soil in place, and a 2015 garden in. Remains to be seen.
(collard greens and chard + onions in May)
Today is Lughnasa and that post will come, appropriately, after I bring in the greens. August means the downside of the summer has well begun as my round calendar tells me graphically at a quick glance.
There will be today, too, a post on what the web calls content curation. I was not the first 
to think of that term relative to the information firehose analogy. There are several strategies for curating content, but the first and most basic one is to know what kind of information you want. I’ve made baby steps in this direction with Feedly, the links listed on the right here, bookmarks and an uneven deployment of hashtags.
(note: we are at about :20 to the hour if this were a wall clock)
But more on Lughnasa and content curation later today.
