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DIGGING TIME He always knew when it was digging time by the change of weather and the crops we'd finished picking that season--whose stalks and leaves were left as compost on rows of soil that shone wet with dew. Come late autumn, early winter, and my father would begin to dig the soil over once more-- bring to completion the cycle started a year ago in the backyard of the house we called "our home". Without either parent saying much the planting of vegetables would soon follow--potatoes, beans, cabbages, ...