Gardener Stereotypes Redefined

In retirement I am an amazing volunteer for children's gardening. I teach about organic gardening, healthy eating and returning resources to the earth not landfill. My commitments include finding free, clean soil and compost, plants and seeds, plant supports and natural insect/disease solutions. Next week the children, staff and I will feast on our early corn as well as a salad from our garden. My favorite garden this year is an American Indian Montessori site.

Team captain of Todd's Angels honoring the late Todd Sussbauer and helping to end the stigma attatched to mental illness.

I am raising my grandson.

Doing what's right all the time especially when it's not self serving. This includes not letting others take your blame for something, or returning any item (money, objects) that is not rightfully yours and would have gone unnoticed or forgotten. Boils down to treating others how you would like to be treated. Fairly, honestly, and nicely.
On vacation, I reported lost money at a campground when camp workers and family told me to just pocket it. The sad part was no one came looking for it because they must have assumed that someone would pocket it.