What's for supper.....Monday?
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Comments (23)Yes I have had them closer, actually when we put the low tunnels up, they were just a few inches above the tops of the plants. After many years of doing this winter growing, we have settled on this method. We use to cover every row with a low tunnel, that got time consuming and hard to put up on by yourself. Then we just laid the row cover on the tops of the plants, that didn't work because the row cover caught the evaporation, then would freeze at night and damage the plants. Then we started to do it this way. Much easier and quicker to cover and easier to work in during harvest time. The north wind at 30-40mph didn't help much either with temps in the single digits. I couldn't keep what little heat was given off in the building. I am just sad that I lost so much sellable product. They will regrow and all will be right with the world. it will just take time. It will be nice to talk to another grower near me this weekend and see how theirs fared. Jay...See MoreYour Own Housecleaning Habits
Comments (21)I'm back, and I made a tentative schedule for myself. You're right, because there are more people and animals in my house, your exact schedule will not work for me. But I used the idea of it, and expanded, so I will start with this. As time goes on I think I will add to it. All of these things I already do, though not often enough. Having it written down will help me alot, so I thank you. This list is in addition to laundry and dishes, which I have to do daily in my house. I average one to two loads of laundry a day, and wash dishes once or twice also. So here's my new cleaning schedule: Cleaning Schedule Daily Sunday Clean bathroom. Sweep hallway and living room. Pick up clutter in hotspots Clean sinks. Monday Dust surfaces throughout home. Dust television and computer screens. Pick up clutter throughout home. Clean sinks. Swish toilet Clean old food out of fridge and wipe areas you can see. Tuesday Clean out car. Vacuum with shop vac. Clean sinks. Swish toilet. Clean kitchen floor with rag on hands and knees to get in the corners. Wednesday Clean bathroom. Sweep hallway and living room. Pick up clutter in hotspots. Thursday Sweep/mop throughout home. Pick up clutter. Clean counters thoroughly and wipe with bleach if necessary. Clean sinks. Swish toilet. Friday Clean off dryer and wipe down washer and dryer with bleach cleaner. Sweep laundry area. Clean sinks. Swish toilet. Clean bathroom mirror if needed. Saturday Dust surfaces throughout home. Vacuum carpeted areas Shampoo carpets as necessary. Clean sinks. Swish toilet. Pick one drawer or cabinet in the home and clean it. Monthly Week One: Clean ceiling fans Week Two: Clean all doors throughout home Week Three: Clean windows Week Four: Take everything out of refrigerator and thoroughly clean fridge, inside and out....See MoreWhat's for dessert-#1 2009
Comments (106)Tracey, you know I'm another who is happy to see this post going on. I LOVE dessert! I'll take two of everything posted since my last time here! Great pics and recipes all y'all! I'll share a couple that I took last month... Strawberry Rhubarb Pie. Mustang's (Cathy) recipe this time. Ina Garten's Blueberry Crumb Cake. Lori316 sent me those lemon coolers in a cookie exchange a couple of years ago. Love, loved those big time! Lorijean...what flavor of cake mix for that ice cream recipe? I'll confess to eating cookie dough and cake batter while bakeing. I know for sure I would love that with the crushed malted milk balls added....probably without them too! Oh man!! David...See MoreLatest Update On DGS Nathan (long)
Comments (13)Leslie...This is good news....I hope it never gets active again and he will be able to live a happy normal productive life, as any handsome young man shoudl be able to.....Hope he grows old and gives you some handsome little great grandsons to hug. Okay...now that this tragedy is behind him...it's time for all that c r a p to stop in your family. Hugs and happy dancing to you all. patti...See More- 11 years ago
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