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established 2006 ...from Old French hermitage, from heremite, "hermit," ultimately from Greek eremites, "dwelling in the desert," from eremia, "desert," from eremos, "solitary; desolate." hermitage \HUHR-muh-tij\, noun:1. The habitation of a hermit or group of hermits.2. A monastery or abbey.3. A secluded residence; a retreat; a hideaway. hermit \HUHR-mut\, noun 1. a person who has withdrawn to a solitary place for a life of religious seclusion.
Current Squatter Population
1 mare, Penny
1 dog, Mandy
? Skunks
4 Squirrels
Barn Swallows, American Robins, Meadowlarks, Mountain Bluebirds, Red-wing Blackbirds, Warblers, Finches
2 (maybe more) nesting pairs Mallard Ducks
2 teenage daughters and occasionally their friends
New arrival: Vera, our exchange daughter from Austria!!!
1 dog, Mandy
? Skunks
4 Squirrels
Barn Swallows, American Robins, Meadowlarks, Mountain Bluebirds, Red-wing Blackbirds, Warblers, Finches
2 (maybe more) nesting pairs Mallard Ducks
2 teenage daughters and occasionally their friends
New arrival: Vera, our exchange daughter from Austria!!!
Family Portrait
Nightstand Stack (IP/TBR)
- A History of World Agriculture
- The Ecosystem Approach
- Love of the Land
- Nature and Landscapes
- Frontiers in Resource and Rural Economics
- Economics and Contemporary Land Use Policy
- Nested Ecology: The Place of Humans in the Ecological Hierarchy
Recomm Literary Reading
- Dianne Ackerman's The Zookeeper's Wife
- The Road
Recomm Leadership Reading
- Gladwell: Tipping Point, Blink, and The Outliers
- Patterson et al.: Crucial Conversations/Confrontations
- Rath/Conchie: Strengthsbased Leadership and Strengthsfinder 2.0
- Hamel: The Future of Management
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