I try my best to not give advice ... but maybe just keep an eye on that honeysuckle. Here in the midwest I've seen a LOT of it expanding in wooded areas and edges in the past decade or so. It's been one of those "gradually, then suddenly" plant populations for us.
I enjoyed reading this. It's very informative and I sent a link to some of my rural family members. I hope they sign up. The other day I met a couple who wanted to check out my site and they tried while I was with them and I saw all the crazy steps it takes for a person who's not already on substack to visit my site. You know: would you like to subscribe to these other blogs? yes no maybe? which plan do you prefer? monthly yearly founding? and a couple more screens of blah blah blah and I believe they ask for a cc number even just to have a quick look. Am I wrong? (I can't reproduce what they showed me here because I'm already on substack.) I'm starting to understand why it's so hard to engage people who aren't internet-centric blog/social readers and those are the people I am very interested in reaching. Sorry for this off-topic rant but I'm wondering if I'm missing something...
I try my best to not give advice ... but maybe just keep an eye on that honeysuckle. Here in the midwest I've seen a LOT of it expanding in wooded areas and edges in the past decade or so. It's been one of those "gradually, then suddenly" plant populations for us.
Nice way to end the year.
Thank you for sharing your work. Many blessings sent your way as you continue in the New Year. ❤️
I enjoyed reading this. It's very informative and I sent a link to some of my rural family members. I hope they sign up. The other day I met a couple who wanted to check out my site and they tried while I was with them and I saw all the crazy steps it takes for a person who's not already on substack to visit my site. You know: would you like to subscribe to these other blogs? yes no maybe? which plan do you prefer? monthly yearly founding? and a couple more screens of blah blah blah and I believe they ask for a cc number even just to have a quick look. Am I wrong? (I can't reproduce what they showed me here because I'm already on substack.) I'm starting to understand why it's so hard to engage people who aren't internet-centric blog/social readers and those are the people I am very interested in reaching. Sorry for this off-topic rant but I'm wondering if I'm missing something...
Happy New Year Lynn!