Exercises the third week of February
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Comments (32)Hi Everyone! I am more than happy to join in with ya's. I've been in a slump that has been going on for months now. I have always tried to exercise at least a couple of times a week, but I just haven't been able to get motivated on my own here lately. Reading all of your posts, I feel like I can tackle the world. As I am so proud of myself for kicking the smoking habit (addiction) that I had for many years, I now find myself about 15 pounds overweight. Soooo, here I go! My favorite exercise is walking. I live in a very small town. One lap around all the streets is approximately one and a half miles. I am gonna try my best to do 3 laps every other day. So I'd appreciate everyone sending me lots of walking vibes! I always look forward to reading these posts. Pam in Indiana...See MoreExercises almost the end of January& beginning of February
Comments (16)I'm just beginning to exercise for real again after all the problems associated with my chemotherapy for the lymphoma diagnosed in July. Have my "ok" from the doctor and have an appointment next Wednesday for an evaluation at the fitness center. I'm anxious to start, but want to be careful not to aggravate any old injuries that have healed while I've been a couch potato. I've been walking the dog about 15 minutes twice a day for the last several days. Moni--please keep these posts going, I'm sure it will help my motivation as soon as I get started. :)...See MoreAlmost February Week 1 but it's actually still January
Comments (59)Amy, I hope you are nicer than I am. I have seeds all over the dining room table. I pulled out the seeds I wanted to start under the lights, very nice list, but if I am going to plant all those plants I will need to buy more land and another tractor. I am sure Madge is going to change my mind. I might be able to start that many plants, but no way am I man enough to care for that many plants, so I have big time trimming to do on my list. It is starting to warm a little here, it is 27 degrees, the highest it has been since the cold started. We only have about 2 inches of snow, with a layer of ice under it. The roads have not been cared for out here and are still covered with ice, if the sun would come out for a while it would really help....See MoreFebruary 2022, Week 2 Where is everyone?
Comments (62)Amy ,here's a Dawn thread about keeping early tomatoes warm: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/3587435/tomato-varieties-dawn It's further down in the thread: "In addition to using floating row cover, you can use Walls O Water, homemade devices similar to WOWs, or even two-liter bottles or cat litter buckets filled with water to help keep the plants warm on a late cold night. In a year when the spring weather stedfastly refuses to warm up as quickly as I like, I put a cat litter bucket filled with water on the north side of each tomato plant. The water in the bucket heats up during the day as the water absorbs heat from the sunlight and the buckets keep the plants warm at night by releasing heat as the water cools. Using a combination of the buckets of water and heavy-duty frost blankets, I haven't lost a tomato plant to frost or freezing temperatures in the springtime since probably 2008 (the years are starting to run together in my memory, lol). It might have been 2007. Either way, the forecast low that year on the night my plants froze was 50 and the actual low at our house hit 32 on an early May night and I hadn't done anything to cover up the plants or protect them because, honestly, by early May, who thinks that a freezing night is still possible, especially when the forecast says "50"? That was the last time I flat out trusted the forecast low and the last time I lost plants. Now I watch my weather carefully and cover up the plants if I think they will need it, no matter what the forecast says. In the years when I set up the cat litter buckets of water (I didn't use them last year, but some years I just know that I need to set them up at planting time and so I do), I leave them in place until around May 5th -7th (because we've never frozen after May 5th-7th). For me, whatever work I have to do to get the tomatoes planted early is worth it because my yields can be 2 to 4 times higher from an early March planting than from a mid- to late-April planting. It is all about getting the most fruit set possible before the heat arrives. I cannot tell you when the heat arrives" Here's another one: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2065568/possible-frost-save-tomatoes Here's what we did last April late freeze. with 5 gal buckets over the tomato plants inside the tunnels Don't remember what the temps were then but the tomatoes survived. Here's what we did spring 2020 for another late freeze in the spring: And another: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2100369/fiber-row-cover-really-work-in-ok-tomato from the " Book of Dawn" Rick....See More- 9 years ago
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