January 28, 1979 (8th Post): We increase our income by selling vegetables to the tourist hotels in Digby, Nova Scotia. The back breaking work of turning over our gardens with a hand-pick leads to my discovery of why black slaves sang their work cadence songs.

January 28, 1979 (7th Post): Unexpected competition from the main purveyor of spring bedding plants nearly bankrupts us.

January 28, 1979 (6th Post): Marriage conflicts threaten to undermine our business.

January 28, 1979 (5th Post): How our friends in Bear River came to our aid last year, helping us with creating and distributing our seed catalogs, packaging seeds, and setting up our greenhouse.

January 28, 1979 (4th Post): I recall our 1978 trials and tribulations.

January 28, 1979 (3rd Post): Expanding our Sower Seed company and greenhouse business in Bear River, Nova Scotia.

January 28, 1979 (2nd Post): Why we settled in Bear River, Nova Scotia.

January 28, 1979: Struggles with our seed business and Christian community.

December 8, 1977 (14th Post): Inner conflicts as we try to make the best of a bad marriage.

December 8, 1977 (13th Post): We see our imperfections daily. Scripture tells us to compare ourselves with God, not men so we are continually humbled by our imperfections.