We went to view the Jacob Lawrence paintings of  the Bush party traveling by covered wagons from Missouri to Tumwater. Jacob Lawrence was a well known painter who was commissioned by Washington State in 1972 to do these paintings. He is one of the first black artists to focus his work on African American history. Mr. Lawrence was a professor at the University of Washington. Due to preservation constraints, these paintings are only shown every 8-10 years. They are showing at the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma until March 3, 2019. 

We planted red, yellow, and white dry onion seeds last week during our big snow. The seeds have sprouted and are on heat mats in the growing room. That same growing room also serves as storage for our last onion crop. The 2019 farm season has begun! And, thanks to our first five subscribers who have signed up for this year's CSA.