I love hearing people tell their stories about how cotton makes them feel, so much so I have welcomed a series of posts on the topic. It isn’t the factual pieces I write like what a cotton plant looks like as much how warm it makes hearts as well as bodies. There have been several […]
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Love Those Cotton Blue & Gold FFA Jackets! A Guest Post from An Advocate for Ag
I have had a guest series of posts related to cotton getting a bit dusty. I needed to dust it off and get back into getting people to tell their stories of how cotton is the fabric of their lives here on my blog. I have been one of many talking about FFA on social […]
Ric Dragon’s Handmade Cotton Shirt is also a Talisman
The other day on Twitter, I saw a friend I met through #BlogChat — Ric Dragon (@RicDragon on Twitter) say he was worried about not meeting a 2013 goal he had set for himself. It was a goal around writing a certain number of blog posts and guest posts. All I could think was it […]
Why would a farmer plant GMO cotton?
People frequently ask me why cotton farmers do this or that. One of the most common questions is about GMO cotton, or why they would plant a cotton variety that has been genetically modified in one way or another. I have talked about the choice in bits and pieces, but I think this post by […]
Cotton is the Fabric of the Classroom for @HouseAgBuilt
It has been a little while since I’ve had a guest post in the series of people telling about how cotton is the fabric of their lives. This one has been in the works for a little while though and it is worth the wait. It’s from California elementary school teacher Sarah who blogs at The […]
The Small Joys of Cotton
I love finding new bloggers and really love it when one of them finds me and connects! That’s what happened a few weeks ago when an Arkansas woman subscribed to my blog. I looked at her blog and thought “Wow. She seems like so many people I know!” Since then comments and emails have gone […]
Cotton & Sewing are a Family Tradition for @StacyHadrick
I love that my friend Stacy Hadrick (@StacyHadrick on Twitter, she blogs at Our Little Place on the Prairie) was willing to join the “Fabric of Our Lives” series of guest posts! Stacy is a fifth generation American farmer, mom of 3 amazing kids, and a woman who is happiest when her plate is full. She’s […]
If it feels good, wear it!
When I started the fabric of our lives series of guest posts, I thought about some of the people who could really help celebrate my favorite natural fiber. oddly, one of the names that came to mind is normally connected to sheep — my friend Sally Colby Scholle who lives in Pennsylvania & has sheep. […]
Blogging Series
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Surprised by the Tech in Laundry & Kitchen Appliances at Best Buy
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A Gin Show, No Tonic or Limes — What Happens at a Cotton Gin Show
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How a Cotton Lover Does Laundry Differently
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Taking the 10 Gallon Challenge to Help My Community
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To Get Cotton on a New Stage (at SXSW), I Need Your Help
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To Get Cotton on a New Stage (at SXSW), I Need Your Help
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Taking the 10 Gallon Challenge to Help My Community
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How a Cotton Lover Does Laundry Differently
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Surprised by the Tech in Laundry & Kitchen Appliances at Best Buy
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A Gin Show, No Tonic or Limes — What Happens at a Cotton Gin Show
- Love These Aerial Cotton Photos of Tennessee's Walker Farms: […] months? Not sure what you’d be get...
- What You Should Know Before Buying Sheets - Hundred Percent Cotton: […] a friend (Michelle Miller of TheFarmBabe...
- Join Me in Showing a Love of Cotton with an Online Shop - Hundred Percent Cotton: […] few friends have done. I’ve design...
- Surprised by the Tech in Laundry & Kitchen Appliances at Best Buy - Hundred Percent Cotton: […] love cotton from farm fields to my home...
- Cotton 101: How a Cotton Gin Works - Hundred Percent Cotton: […] You can learn more about cotton in the s...
Who is JP?
Thanks for stopping by and wondering what I am about. My passions are photography, travel and agriculture -- love spending time taking pictures on a farm far from home. Putting all those things together its understandable that differences in culture are intriguing to me…. I can spend a lot of time soaking up things. Its almost always a colorful adventure!
