For years I've been trying to convince my husband that chickens would be a lovely addition to our country lifestyle. They'd be for eggs and as pets (I get too attached for the other-reason-which-I-cannot-name). When our neighbors asked us to babysit (okay, feed) their chickens, I thought this would be a great opportunity to try it for a week. After the first day, my husband says, "No." I've got a few more days for those chickens to grow on him. Wish me luck. And I wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you.
Garden Lady Linda's blog describes gardening in Minnesota. She is a Minnesota gardener and author, who advocates organic methods and healthy eating. She is the author of Grow It. Eat It., a gardening book with recipes and winner of a Ben Franklin Award. Her latest book is A Year in My Garden.
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Sunday, December 22, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Winter Has Arrived
Crystal blue sky. Long shadows. Vast expanse of white. That's what you see in this photo. Frigid temperatures. Bitter wind. That's what I felt when I took this photo. Winter has definitely arrived.
Sunday, December 1, 2013
A Little Silliness
There's not much happening in the garden now. The leaves have fallen and we're waiting for snow. So I thought I'd post a little silliness. A co-worker asked us to take photos of ourselves as superheroes. Here's what I came up with...
Invisible Woman Susan Storm married Reed Richards. They decided to retire. Here are some action shots of her (very brief) retirement: raking,
cooking,
and mending
(her costume, just in case).