Tag: self reliance.
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All Donuts Are Not Created Equal; It Was a Nice Gesture-However….
It was her second attempt with using the “insta-pot” baking, her first was a loaf of bread that had the weight, density and shape of a bowling ball. It was able to be cut, but chewing was a challenge. We used it for ballast in the trash can to keep it upright in the wind.
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My New Blog has it’s Own Niche; Vermiculture, Zero Waste as a Goal.
The new blog will focus on Earthworm farming, Composting, and Gardening as they relate to one another. I will also write about discoveries dealing with Plastic Pollution. The goal is Zero Waste.
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Gardening Seeds and Plants are Rare this Year Due to C-19, I Used a Few Work-Arounds.
There has been a lot of starts and stops for Gardeners this year, it’s understandable with the C-19 virus being our #1 concern.
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Major Food Crisis; We Ran Out of Peanut Butter. I’m gonna Starve to Death.
Have you ever had Stag’s Chili? It’s pretty good tasting but be forewarned the results create a plethora of Noble Gases. Luckily after the air hits the open can it takes an hour for the can to simply evaporate.
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The Flat Tailed Rodents may have Returned; Mr. Beaver
My course of action will be to keep under observation, if we end up with a few families that will pose a problem; by then someone will have called animal control. That is most likely many months in the future. In the end it may not be a Beaver, we’ll find out.
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My Reading Has Been Saved; By Audio-Books.
A full circle of my life has occurred once again in my golden years, or are they silver years? I’ll call them my full circle years, I don’t feel old. My Mother-in-law is 98 years old and reads a book a week, she has read all of the best sellers and some from the bookcase that are decades old; she is a wonder.
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Free Stuff for the Garden is Welcome.
Starting the garden during spring is a great way to be outdoors while being productive. Now if it stops raining I’ll be fine.
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A Lot of People Are on the Levee.
I have a feeling this laid back easy going life on the slough is the way we were all meant to live.
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A Patient Died, My Grand-Daughter is in Crisis.
She’s 21 and I have no words, there are no condolences and no family members can see the lady now. It’s a tragedy of immense proportions
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Missed Opportunities; Slow to Grab the Camera.
I have an excuse for missing the Turkey flock flying over the slough the other day and that is simply they surprised me. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Follow the Fork in the Road 