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Throwing in the Trowel? This is probably the most difficult thing Ive written. Six years ago yesterday, I introduced myself to the blogosphere, writing my first post, Naturally I Love Farms. I do love farms no matter what is going on in my life, stepping onto a farm instantly erases all woes. Just as being eye-to-eye with a baby does. There is something so holy and right about what farmers do, and how babies are. Last week, after endless rain, I stepped out of my bed and my feet went.