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What should we care about some old songs by slaves?

By: nathanbirdsings November 16, 2019July 10, 2022

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What do you think harvest season was like for people enslaved for the purpose of working the land?

Through the pain to harvest

By: nathanbirdsings November 1, 2019July 10, 2022

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This month, in our region of the world (Minnesota, USA), we are turning the corner into the lower temps of autumn. For the Bird home this means three things:

Gathering Yourself Up as the Loose Leaves Fall

By: nathanbirdsings October 26, 2019July 10, 2022

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There is something about this season, with all it’s changes and busyness, that calls one to figure out how to settle down.