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Comments (0)Nina’s Blog Saturday, January 30, 2010 unripe fruit I celebrated Tu B’shvat, the festival of the trees that coincided with Shabbat this year, by reading a most charming book. It is a slim volume, all of 117 pages, written originally in Czech, and first published in Prague in 1929. The author is Karel Capek. The book is called The Gardener’s Year. It is a joyous romp through the emotional highs, lows and obsessions of the constant gardener. So endearing was this book that it was translated into English in 1931 by M and R Weatherall, and reprinted as a part of the Modern Library Gardening Series in 2002, with no less a series editor than Michael Pollan. It was in the midst of this light-hearted diversion that I bumped into a powerful insight. Here is the set-up. Imagine gliding… read more
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