Midday planting decision
Kevin is at the cottage checking the shortwave radio on Tom's frequency; Jenny is on the north ridge at the hilltop, preparing the planting patch for grandmother's seeds.
Kevin made a radio check on Tom's frequency at 0800 and logged no reply. Jenny planted the first handful of grandmother's heirloom seeds on the north ridge bench and pressed them into the soil.
You sit at the kitchen table with the shortwave, the aerial insulator repaired and sealed. The barometer reads 997 hPa steady. You call Tom's frequency at 0800 as planned, static heavy in the rain, waiting for a reply. The generator hums low behind you.
Tom. Kevin. 0800 check. Sorrel Island. Barometer 997 steady. Over.
adjust the squelch knob, wait through the static crash, key the mic again after thirty seconds
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Kevin — set the mic back in its clip, pull the notebook over and log the 0800 contact attempt — time, frequency, conditions, no reply — then stand and stretch the stiffness from sitting still
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You kneel at the marked patch on the north ridge, trowel in hand, the rain steady on your oilskin. The soil is workable, dark and crumbly in the limed rows. You open grandmother's seed tin — seeds viable, dry — and begin laying out the first row, measuring spacing with your finger.
Jenny — make a shallow trench with the trowel and drop the first handful of heirloom seeds into the earth.
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Stay down, just stay.
cover the seeds with a light layer of soil and press them down with the palm of your hand.
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