The March Hare: October 1996
Issue 9

The end of this year's sorghum season is near, and we will all breathe a sigh of relief and give thanks for a bountiful harvest. There were many high times during the season with large groups of communards working together stripping, cutting and loading cane in the fields and playing together at games, dances and sweats. At the peak, our numbers soared to 38 ‹ quite a stretch for a community that normally numbers six adults and three children. While we experienced some overwhelming moments, we rose to the occasion and enjoyed the magic inherent in human diversity.

We are optimistic about the partnership between Sandhill Farm and Dancing Rabbit. It is a long-held dream of ours that another group would settle either within our community or nearby. We look forward to the challenges and joys that will manifest as a result of our coming together and joining forces. In the meantime, we continue to learn about each individual's spirit (both the light and dark sides). With this depth of knowing, our love for one another blossoms and grows. We bid you a peaceful winter season!