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My Remote Office

By Elizabeth Enslin on July 27, 2009

The dilapidated house is home to many packrats, a frog that lives in the old stove, a few birds, and many wasps.   But the phone line goes to the house (and thanks to Jerry’s engineering now goes to the shady side), so that’s where I do my online work.  It’s a lovely quarter mile walk from the yurt.

Remote office

Django would rather be chasing chipmunks than tweets.

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About Elizabeth Enslin

A writer based in Oregon, I look for inspiration and distractions in nature. An anthropologist, I ponder the places where nature and culture meet. A kitchen gardener, I promote biodiversity and learn from farming traditions around the world. A recovering academic, I try to do all with compassion and humor.

Find out more about me here, or at elizabethenslin.com.

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