Harvest Journal
The Harvest Journal.
Notes from the field on what we’re planting and learning — property projects, tools worth keeping, beach-morning resets, family ventures, and the occasional idea that isn’t ready to be named.
Why We Grow LuckBorn on a street called Leprechaun Lane, we had a choice: treat luck as a punchline, or study how it actually works. We chose to study.Read field note
Southern California Field NotesEvery place teaches its people something. Ours taught us to keep one hand in the soil and one eye on the horizon.Read field note
The Operating SystemFour steps we run on almost anything — a property, a tool, a health goal, a half-formed hunch. Simple enough to remember, honest enough to keep.Read field note
The Story Behind The ShamrockSome ventures pick a symbol from a catalog. Ours was written on the street sign the whole time — and most evenings, it still glows.Read field note
Coastal ResetThe problem rarely shrinks. But the person carrying it can get stronger — and sometimes that starts with salt air and an empty stretch of sand.Read field note
Five Crops We’re PlantingA field map for a family venture: what’s planted, what’s sprouting, and why one plot always stays open.Read field noteThe Open FieldThe most valuable crop we ever grow might be one we can’t name yet. So we keep a plot clear for it.Read field note
Amy The CultivatorEvery field has someone who walks it daily. Meet the woman who checks on people the way a farmer checks on the rows — and why that changes what grows.Read field note