James Witmer
James Witmer writes when he can, walks to work at a local t-shirt company, and spends his free time digging in the garden with his wife.
When a gardener labors through afternoon heat to make a peaceful place for evening talks, she teaches her family the espoused values of diligence and rest. When she arranges her plants to look good both from her window and from across the street, she loves her neighbors as herself. A garden is a gift enhanced by the giver’s shared enjoyment, like a lingering kiss or a good pie.
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