Thorough essay, good work. Great you mentioned taking a break and knowing when to call it a day. The times I’ve damaged tools and damaged myself have all been when I’m tired, distracted and overworked. To do lists aren’t meant to ever be finished I think (the world might break or something bad like that) so knowing when to call it a day is a good skill.
This is something I wrote about my scything experience a while back (sorry to self promote haha):
I am not familiar with Paul Kingsnorth's work, but I'll be happy to catch up on some good reading, probably around the New Year. Thanks for the recommendation!
Sensacional!!! Além do seu conhecimento, o dom em ensinar, com detalhes fundamentais, os totalmente leigos e interessados em aprender. Muitissimo obrigada!!! Um ótimo sucesso e felicidades a você!
Thorough essay, good work. Great you mentioned taking a break and knowing when to call it a day. The times I’ve damaged tools and damaged myself have all been when I’m tired, distracted and overworked. To do lists aren’t meant to ever be finished I think (the world might break or something bad like that) so knowing when to call it a day is a good skill.
This is something I wrote about my scything experience a while back (sorry to self promote haha):
https://open.substack.com/pub/leonsteber/p/kiss-my-grass?
Have you read Paul Kingsnorth’s essay about the scythe?
I am not familiar with Paul Kingsnorth's work, but I'll be happy to catch up on some good reading, probably around the New Year. Thanks for the recommendation!
Sensacional!!! Além do seu conhecimento, o dom em ensinar, com detalhes fundamentais, os totalmente leigos e interessados em aprender. Muitissimo obrigada!!! Um ótimo sucesso e felicidades a você!