Slowdown Farmstead
Slowdown Farmstead
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Cowshed Courthship,Nikolai Astrup, 1903

Every couple has their own way of loving each other. Over time a language, unique to the bond that is ‘them’, forms. We learn to read each other’s mannerisms. We can find frustration in a tone and hurt in the shrinking of touch. As a woman, raised in the time of “a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle”, I grew up with many destructive narratives around women and relationships that can be drilled down into two main themes:

  1. My worth was determined by my ability to keep up with men. Somehow, and this

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Slowdown Farmstead

Slowdown Farmstead

Cultivating authenticity in a synthetic world. Ruminations on ancestral food, healthy living, family, connection to the natural world, life, death and this radical little thing called "sovereignty".

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