What's for supper.....Monday?
10 years ago
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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 MoreNewbie - looking for a sewing pattern
Comments (9)Thank you very much for the information. That is exactly what my friend is trying to accomplish. She does not do a lot of sewing(lol) and then sees these projects she wants to do. The ideas are great, but it's hard to explain to her what she needs to do and usually someone just takes her knitting or sewing and does it (lol) but this time she wants to make lots of these not just one or two and I just don't have the time to make lots for her. I have sent her the links which hopefully will help, but she has invited me for supper on Monday night to "help" - sneaky person that she is....See MoreWeekend plans
Comments (18)The baby goats are too cute, I was raised on a farm and miss the baby animals. Colouring eggs just for fun sounds like a good idea. Church and family will take most of my time this weekend. No outdoor Easter egg hunts - we still have tons of snow. It's been a long cold winter and I'm really looking forward to spring and some green grass and trees. We'll have two services Sunday, a sunrise service at 7:30 that I'm preaching at and a Eucharist at 10:00 After that the family will show up for a big supper. Monday we're off to a spa for two days with some friends - no quilting but the spa will be fun. Have a blessed Easter, Pat...See MoreWhat's for supper.....Monday?
Comments (25)Yes, to a point. These are conversations, my comment related to someone else's comment. I didn't change the topic to the Super Bowl. Unless you're suggesting it's ok to agree/praise but not to disagree/question with or concerning someone else's contribution, in which case, I disagree with you. Personally, I don't offer recipes for (or serve guests) dishes that contain ingredients that some might wish to avoid, without telling them what's in it. I'll bet there are more people who read labels to avoid transfat, than are there people who read labels to avoid tree nuts, or gluten, or animal products. No matter, you can do as you like, I was just following that habit....See More- 10 years ago
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