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Comments (18)Not much. No need to cook or bake this year, well I could have made cut-outs but decided not to. Neighbors brought some plus candies, a jar of homemade tortellini soup(! my supper tonight), homemade spag.sauce with a bag of red/green striped tortellini, trail bologna, cheese from another neighbor. Plus I have my little mince meat pies. Too many sweets I really don't need right now. The only running I did today was to Hallmark for another Balsam/Cedar Yankee candle - the large jar size. Love it. My other one is burning very low and getting smoky. Then to a market for some breakfast sausages which they were still out of. Bummer. Then home. The traffic was a nightmare! It was the busiest I've ever seen on a Friday before Christmas. Granted this was at the North End of the city where Walmart and all the big box stores and restaurants are. If not for kind drivers waving me in, I would probably be still sitting there waiting to get into the lane of traffic. I was so happy to see my country roads again....See MoreWhat Are You Doing Today?
Comments (39)Working on the taxes this morning. When that is done, I plan to photograph some jewelry so that I can get it listed in my Etsy shop. I didn't realize how much I had sitting around until I sorted through it all the other night. Hoping to take a long walk this afternoon provided it isn't raining too hard. Walked in the rain the other day (about a mile) and it was nice with my coat and umbrella. Saw some out walking who were soaked; they must have been caught unprepared or else they just didn't care. Happy birthday, JoanEileen!...See MoreWhat are you doing today? hhhhhmmmm.........
Comments (40)I started out the day (yesterday too) really suffering from aches and pains, and fatigue. My neck injury acting up, which gives me a headache, and the arthritis flaring (shouldn't have eaten those tomatoes!) A stint in traction didn't give me the relief it usually does. So I didn't sleep well and was really feeling the heat -- which usually doesn't bother me much. Worked on the interior of the windows yesterday and today (only cleaned 2 today) now, only have 8 left to clean now. Sorry that I didn't feel up to doing more outdoor work -- it is supposed to change from summer (it was 89F yesterday!) to late fall abruptly tomorrow -- forecasting a 30 degree drop from morning to night. Picked the last 3 apples of my very meager harvest, but hit the jackpot at my DD's apartment complex -- spotted a bush loaded with quince!! The processing is a chore, but I love the final product -- quince paste (or cheese, or membrillo) to eat with manchego all winter long! I've got to remember how I cooked it in the oven a few years ago. Had 2 folks come out to give me an estimate on replacing the chain link fence with something taller and wooden. Fingers crossed it won't be as much as I fear. I suppose I could just pay them to set the posts, and remove the old fence, then gradually install the rails myself....See MoreWhat did you do today 12- 25-2019?
Comments (36)I will also do some grafting next spring! Jan do you want some parafilm tape? I can send you some! Jan, I am beyond excited about the valentine pummelo. More so after Bob’s approval about his fruit! Did your order yours? Hurry up my friend, last time I checked there’s only 4 left and who knows when we will be able to get them back in stock.Gary told me that he asked Four wind for a favor in order to get some this year. Me too, I am very excited to start seeding my vegetable garden like you. Like you, I grow a lot of thing in containers. This year, I must control myself for one-two tomatoes and hot peppers because I always end up with a huge harvest. Can you believe that I still have for huge bags of hot peppers in my freezer? Lolll... Jan, when will you start your seedling? I read that we must start hot peppers sooner because they take a long time to grow. oh Bob, thank you, thank you so much for your offer! Everytime I read about your cherries jubilee it makes my mouth watering! Bob, I usually use the cleft grafting technique. Isn’t the most easy one? Is there another technique with a higher success rate? Mike, I am so sorry for your loss! I lost a dear friend last year and it still hard on me. Life is precious so you must enjoy it as much as we can and never take it for granted. Be strong my friend! Evan, oh I love thai basil! They add a touch of asian on every meals don’t you think? I love mine but I always have to start fresh plants each year because mine start to flower by the end of summer and they stop growing after that. I usually try to pinch the flowers to no avail....See More- 8 years ago
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