While I’m thinking about the food ways of Wales, and what changes and what stays the same, I’m reminded of this breathtaking scene in the beautiful film Sleep Furiously, a 2009 meditation and loving witness to rural life.
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What a wonderful scene. It makes me want to move to the country. My good friend Jenny grew up in rural Washington State, in a small logging town, learning all the old domestic ways. She preserves and celebrates and writes about them now. Her health is failing now. Annie, you are doing GOOOODD work in the world. I love you for it.