"The smell of chili spice wafted through the garden as I collected
Sunday's harvest into the upturned bottom half of my oversized shirt. I
tiptoed around my backyard, feeling the cool earth between my toes as
the morning sun kissed my face. In the kitchen, I peeled tomatillo husks
and diced cherry bomb peppers as I looked out the window to the rest of
the ripening patch. While the garden was once nothing more than a
menagerie of seeds planted haphazardly in tilled soil, it is now where
my labor was coming to fruition, literally. I was making my first 'garden to table' recipe: a humble bowl of salsa."
In a recent commentary, writer Scarlett Rose Ford reflected on her gardening efforts vis-à-vis God as a gardener, spending time with us, pruning us, and taking care of us.
To access Ms. Ford's complete post, please visit:
Aleteia: Scarlett Rose Ford: Encountering God in a backyard garden: I'm worthwhile to Him (18 SEP 23)
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