Debby Greenlaw

Endeavoring to live a simpler and more creative life
while sharing what I learn along the way.

Debby Greenlaw, a baby boomer who traded her suburban Charleston-style home for a farm house in the country; replaced her skirts and lab coat with $10 T-shirt dresses and comfortable work shoes; happily shovels goat poop at the crack of dawn rather than sitting in rush hour traffic; and now provides more "patient" care to farm animals than people.

Debby, along with her best friend and husband Pete, bought and subsequently restored a 14 1/2 acre farm in South Carolina. She shares Green Pastures Farm with a cadre of dairy goats, chickens, a mini donkey, a barn cat, and a yellow lab as she cultivates flower, herb, and natural dye gardens. She spends he

Endeavoring to live a simpler and more creative life
while sharing what I learn along the way.

Debby Greenlaw, a baby boomer who traded her suburban Charleston-style home for a farm house in the country; replaced her skirts and lab coat with $10 T-shirt dresses and comfortable work shoes; happily shovels goat poop at the crack of dawn rather than sitting in rush hour traffic; and now provides more "patient" care to farm animals than people.

Debby, along with her best friend and husband Pete, bought and subsequently restored a 14 1/2 acre farm in South Carolina. She shares Green Pastures Farm with a cadre of dairy goats, chickens, a mini donkey, a barn cat, and a yellow lab as she cultivates flower, herb, and natural dye gardens. She spends her "retirement" teaching herself skills that were once common to our ancestors; from delivering baby animals to spinning fiber and weaving fabric.

Debby shares the skills learned, adventures experienced, and insights gleaned through teaching, writing, and her blog Flora & Fiber.

To learn more about Debby, visit her website at www.florafiber.live