Life
Life
Home, food, education and family — the specifics of an ordinary day.
- Four square metres supplying around a third of the household’s greens
- Both failures traced back to poor drainage
- Rotation planning matters more than choosing varieties
Four square metres facing south, supplying about a third of the household’s leafy vegetables. Two years of failure, she says, came down to the same mistake.
We asked five people to follow the same breakfast plan for a fortnight. Only three combinations survived.
We spent a night in a shop that stays open until four. The customers arrive in a more regular pattern than you would expect.
A retired teacher took his first photograph here in 1986 and returned every few years. He has now put them side by side.
Three teachers gave near-identical advice: parents handle the setting and the habit; the school handles the subject.
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