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Comments (16)Andie, no roosting yet. I wish she would. She is still kind of skittish and only shows confidence late at night or early morning when it's just me puttering around. LF isn't mean to her, but he's skittish of her and it just cycles. I keep trying to explain to him that he just needs to pet her, she's not frail and achy like Keegan, but he's not getting it yet. Meldy, I have a brush and used it once, but she still really won't sit very still. I'm keeping the brushing all to myself (and LF), so she'll have to beg when she wants it, no wall thingies for her. It's actually building trust some, so I think we'll use it as a tool and to make her happy. Lilo, Thanks! Linda, Thanks and Thanks! Hopefully the work will pay off in monetary ways in a handful of months. Won't that make a great graduation present? A new economy with a rising housing market. Ah. Marda, she is perky, lively, and loves to be pet pet petted. Thanks on the decorating. Actually, the painting (done by Ed's mom) is the inspiration for the house's color palate and the overall design. Hopefully the whole house will come together. One project down, the rest to go. But they couldn't until this one was done. Big whew! M, Thanks on the sink and tile choices, they're Ed's. He learned how to tile on that wall. He did better on the floor. She won't let me hug yet, as she's too squirmy. I assume that will come in time....See MoreJuly 4th, finally getting caught up and here come the toms.
Comments (6)Tiffy, those milkweed just seeded in that one spot about 15 years ago and i never got around to pulling them out or moving them. Then my son and daughter who where 15 and 10 at the time, spotted the caterpillars on them. 10 year old daughter knew what they where and that was the end of moving them. I have just left that clump to seed and do as it pleases every year. and the monarchs sure love them. If my poppy seedlings, from seeds from the one in the pics, turn out half as beautiful, i will have nothing to complain about. Karen, I can't wait till end of July or early August either. I want home grown toms so badly right now. We've just gone into some heat and humidity again so it's hard to tell if they really will be later than past years yet. On the other hand, I have no complaints about continuing to pick ripe tomatoes when those that bought their plants are pitching them after labor day. I'm still in heaven picking mine. Last year the fall was so warm I picked my last ripe toms on halloween and then took off all the green ones and brought them into ripen indoors. booberry, I've been companion planting marigolds with my tomato plants both in pots and in the ground for 28 years and my grandfather did it with his 100 tomato plants on the veggie farm and he never had a bug problem in his career and I have never either, except for last year. One little tiny tim didn't get a marigold because of the tiny pot i put it in. that poor plant got the dreaded tomato horn worm on it. non of the others did. Didn't make that mistake this year. tiny tim is in a bigger pot and has it's own little marigold in there with it. I also companion plant 4 o'clocks around my plants that are favorites of the japanese beetle and I've never had a destructive season with them, the 4 o'clock leaves get nibbled and the japanese beetles die. the leaves are poisonous to them. i find tons of dead ones around the leaves they nibbled and i guess the message goes out to the others to leave my yard alone, it's a death sentence. Everyone I know that uses marigolds with their toms and 4 oclocks with their JP loving plants have no problems with bugs with them. Fran...See MoreCan't get caught up since vacation
Comments (10)Karen: I think northern Ohio got way more rain the we did in the southern part of the state last year. I got no measurable rain all last summer. I think our rain deficit was 14" by fall. I guess we're the lucky ones this year. Seems every 2 weeks or so, just when things start drying out, we get a good rain. Like I said, it's been great and I'm grateful Carrie: I really feel for you. As you know I had that excessive heat and drought last summer. It was only 3 or 4 months and it was dreadful. I know that you've had it so much longer. I hope you get some relief soon. Karen...See MoreWhich Cooking Skill Would Likely Get You "Chopped"?
Comments (30)Presentation! Much like Tigereye, I typically serve off the stove or counter with everyone taking what they want. Rarely I will plate a meal, but don't really go to great effort to make the plates "picture perfect," altho' they do look nice. Remember, even Bobby Flay runs short on time and doesn't plate well. ;-) (Beat Bobby Flay is one of my Grandson's favorite shows.) On Chopped the goods in the basket are sometimes quite ridiculous and I can't imagine that what the cooks make-up is really very good tasting. How can a dessert NOT be super-sweet when the basket has Gummy Worms, Cotton Candy and Cookies with which to create a dessert. (But then, I suppose the Sauerkraut that was also there would have some effect.)...See More
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