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Category Archives: Vegetable Garden
Nothing On The Calendar Day!
Today, we were busy, but we were not doing anything. It was an odd feeling. Early morning, we did our zombie shuffle through the garden, which could have been more uneventful. We stumbled around like a couple of sleep-deprived ghouls, … Continue reading
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Hump Day; Down Hill From Here!
We were lazy this morning, and we thought a lot about this poor world of ours since the sicko, brain-damaged, inbred, mentally sick radical Muslims began their bloodthirsty rampage. Today, I discovered that gardening is just a fancy way of … Continue reading
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104 Degrees Today! Oh My!!
We walked the garden and went picking, and to our surprise, we chose a large cardboard box of goodies; cooking this afternoon will be in order as it is too hot to go outside! We harvested in the garden to … Continue reading
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Happy Pierogi Day!
[wpcode id=”76760″]Pierogi are filled dumplings made by wrapping unleavened dough around a filling and cooked in boiling water. They are occasionally flavored with a savory or sweet garnish. Typical fillings include potato, cheese, quark, sauerkraut, ground meat, mushrooms, fruits, and … Continue reading
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The End Of The Week Has Arrived!
We expected a hot day, so just after the daybreak, we hit the yard, emphasizing repopulating the vertical towers, fine-tuning the drip watering system on the patio, and planting some of the flowers and veggies from Thursday! I got my … Continue reading
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The Weak Has Started!
We were up at 5:00 am and getting ready for the trek to Paul’s dermatologist. After a thorough exam (with Mary’s help), Paul left the office with thirty-eight bandages and a significant loss of blood! Or was it thirty-seven bandages … Continue reading
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We Dinned Indian And Saw A Play!
7:00 am, and we are in the garden, but most of the time with flowers and other “gardening tasks”. Mary trimmed her roses, and I cleaned out the mosquito trap, which was easy. I took the trap to the garage … Continue reading
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The Week Started Without Us!
Guess where we were early this morning? Yup! We went VFR (via the coffee pot) to the garden and worked for two hours. The garden looks great, and we have two beds almost ready for fall planting. All we need … Continue reading
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Quiet Again!
Paul was up at 4:30 am, ready to drive Chuck and Lisa to the John Wayne Airport. We made it there and back in less than 46 minutes; thank goodness for minimal morning traffic. By 5:30 am, I was back … Continue reading
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T-1 We Are At A Fever Pitch
We kicked off the day with a game of hide-and-seek. Chuck and Lisa, our incredible friends and caterers, decided to explore the garden to see what we could pick on the event day. Their excitement was so contagious that the … Continue reading
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