Monthly Archives: February 2009

The new seeds are here, the new seeds are here!

Finally!
Now that we have a few growing seasons under our belts, we’re feeling more inclined to stick with the things we’ve tried and been successful with — and we actually like to eat.  However, you can’t not try at least some (that’s the key word, some — not all, some) of the tempting specimens seen … Continue reading »

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Probably too much information

Oh today was a lovely day filled with cool, but not cold, temperatures; clear blue skies; no pestering bugs; birds singing. So how did I spend it? Shoveling sh*t. Sorry, I suppose I could have used a “nicer” word (I do consider myself a G-rated site), but when it comes down to … Continue reading »

Categories: animals, compost, donkey, farm maintenance, fertilizer, food safety, goats, horse, ick!, manure, pasture, vegetables, weather | Leave a comment

A picture is worth 1000 words

I promised myself and others I would take and share more pictures.  I did quite a bit during the holidays and have been trying to since I’ve been home.  Just one problem:  I can’t find the camera charger.  My camera battery is now kaput and I have no way of charging it to take or … Continue reading »

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Temporary thaw

After weeks of below freezing temperatures, rain and bluster, this week started with sun and warmth…aaaah….making working outside a pleasure again.  I don’t know how long it will last, so I’m trying to take advantage.
The only thing in bloom right now is the Asian pear tree which seemed to thrive on the much cooler temperatures.  … Continue reading »

Categories: animals, farm maintenance, herbs, horse, pears, pests, planting, plows, seeds, spring, trees, vegetables, weather | 2 Comments

Happy Birthday to me

To celebrate my birthday (number to remain unmentionable, although Jett says 24 so we’ll go with that), we had our first real party since moving here.  I invited everyone we know and like, figuring maybe a few would come.  You know the rule, invite 12, expect half at most.  Imagine my surprise when everyone we … Continue reading »

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