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Life in, on,
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Life in, on,
and about our Northwoods
Homestead |
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Books Homesteading Gardening Fiction Treadle Lathe Wooden Flute Growing Berries |
Artwork Hand-carved Spoons Hand-Carved Bowls Watercolors Fingerweaving |
Music Schedule Wild Cherry Wine Audio & Videos Dance U.P. Dance Calendar |
Boats Knitting Sewing Misc. Projects |
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Homestead Sharing our Experiences from 40+ years of Living Happy and Green in the U.P. |
Garden -
Orchard Northwoods Organic Orchard and Gardening articles, ideas and experiences. |
Schedule Music, Dance, Art, Workshops - a Calendar of our many tracks and paths |
Contact We enjoy hearing from our Friends and Visitors! |
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Welcome! ... Playing music, carving wood, dancing, gardening, building, writing -- we do what we enjoy, and enjoy what we do. Life is so full and we appreciate all it gives us, opportunities and challenges alike. We are never bored, often happy -- learning, loving, living, laughing. Do we have downs as well as ups? Of course! How boring it would be if it were not so. But the dips help us decide what it is we want, and what we want changes as we continue to grow. We are now in our 60's (Sue) and 70's (Steve) and looking forward to where we will be next year, and the year after, and the next ... But it is this moment we relish most and we're happy to share some of our moments with you. We are as drawn to the artwork of the spider and the incredible beauty of fresh fallen snow in the trees as we are with the technology that allows us to connect with so many of you. What a fascinating world we live as part of. We welcome you into our lives via our website. May you have a good time while here, and leave with inspiration and a smile. To comment, ask questions, or just say Hi - click here: Contact Us. We enjoy hearing from our friends, whether we have met you yet or not.
Web Site created by Steve Schmeck and Sue Robishaw. All content copyright © by Stephen Schmeck and Susan Robishaw* * Should you want to use one or part of the articles from our website in a non-profit publication or website of your own (or one that you write for) we simply ask that you give proper credit and link (i.e., "article by Sue Robishaw/Steve Schmeck from www.ManyTracks.com") and we'd like to know where it is used. Please don't edit our words. And if you will be making money from the use of our writing check with us first and we'll work out an agreeable arrangement. Thanks!
"If
your dominant intent is to feel joy while you are doing the work, your triad of
intentions—freedom, growth and joy—will come quickly and easily into alignment.
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