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It's been a little crazy around here, so apologies of being M.I.A. With my cousin passing away, I tried to organize as much as I could for work and headed to Denver. The ceremony was so beautiful and so sad. 28 years old, two children, a wife, and 400 other people who he impressed in someway. I'm so grateful to have been a part if it all.

Moments like these always leave me reeling. Staying in better touch with people, showing people that I care, being with people I care about. And then leaving an impression on this world and people. Doing something for the greater good, in my own little way. Farming reminds me that I can do that. And lately my job has been making me feel a little mission-less. To many goals and not enough focus. But I hope this period we are going through will allow for some clarity, some goals, and a mission everyone can support.

Now back to NY, and excited to stay at home for a while - well for two weeks before heading to VT to see family. I can use a bit of a travel break. And no planes! So tired of them!