Making Room for a Creative Life: A Dancing Rabbit Update
A common question I get about my building project is: when will it be done? I want to explain my answer to this, as it
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March 27, 2023
A common question I get about my building project is: when will it be done? I want to explain my answer to this, as it
Most of us are only used to having decision-making power over things we own; not my house, not my rules. But that’s not how things work around here. In the village, people can take responsibility for things they don’t, and will never, own. In fact, people are expected to take ownership without owning, and this pokes at our most visceral fears around security, safety, and scarcity.
Sometimes, I can fall into a trap where I feel like I’m doing the same thing every day and not really getting anywhere. When the
Plevna with her first buckling, Goatar. Photo by Mae. Our goat, Luna, is waddling around like a bowling ball on stilts. The past couple of
Dear Dancing Rabbit friends and followers, Do you ever wonder how you can support the transition to a more sustainable and cooperative world while going
One of the things about living somewhere that we have purposely chosen is that the choice always feels open to make again and again. I
The brown cold landscape transformed into a winter wonderland. Photo by Prairie. There is a place where snow clings to trees one day and birds
Ever wonder how a person comes to live in an ecovillage? Liz here, to tell my story about how I came to live at Dancing
Windows at SubHub get a festive upgrade. Photo by Liz. I’ve made my lemon tea and I’m reclining in my armchair, listening to the hum
Happy Winter Solstice and more! For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, this is the dark time of year, the cold time of year,
Dear extended Rabbit family, One of the markers of this time of year is the giving and receiving of gifts. These traditions date back much
Dear Dancing Rabbit Friends and Supporters, Eric here, before I hand it over to Ben for a look into how agroforestry can contribute to a
Christina and her son, Max, look for the perfect imperfect Christmas tree. Photo by Christina. It’s often said that we live more seasonably around here,
A soothing sunset at the DR pond with Sam. Photo by Prairie. Crisp winter wind nips at my nose as I take my usual route
Apple (the human) picking apples (the fruit) at Dan Kelly’s orchard. Photo by Emeshe This is Emeshe, by the way, here to give you a
K* and Mae enjoy each others’ company at a community potluck. Celebration is a universal human need. And since I’ve moved to Dancing Rabbit, I’ve
This picture epitomizes the peaceful feeling I had in this location and how the cows made me feel at home. I’m actually from the countryside
Prairie learns how to move soil with a skid loader. Photo by Liz The end of summer is always bittersweet for me. I welcome the
Spring blossoms at SubHub. Photo by Emeshe. Our April visitor program began with a snowstorm, then spring slowly emerged. As the pear trees’ knobby branches
Dear DR friends and family, We are delighted and honored that Dancing Rabbit has been featured on My World Too, shown nationwide on PBS! My
I signed up for the Natural Building Workshop at Dancing Rabbit with my younger sister, Lisa. When she was introduced to the workshop by my
As I write this, my heart is full after just returning from Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage for the Natural Building Workshop. I came to learn natural
Nikki belts out a tune at karaoke night. Photo by Daniel Pugh. When people compare Dancing Rabbit with our mainstream culture, I often hear the
Since I first started gardening years ago, it has been a continual process of failing, giving up, and starting over again. But I do try to learn from the experiences whenever I can. Christina here, writing about sorrel, summer squash, and why volunteer tomatoes are my favorite kind of tomato.
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