Prevalent irony: That those in hopeless situations can often find silver linings
by
Tracy Keagle
Fall is finally upon us.
The Humanity House Community Garden received the brunt of the floodwaters, and cleanup from the flood and for winter has begun. This year despite the deer and the squash beetles, we were able to grow and give away 6,000 pounds of produce.
We were hoping for winter crops but the deer got to them right before the floodwaters would have. Such is the life of a gardener.
Tracy Keagle
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