What are you looking forward to? I'm looking forward to
quiet mornings on the porch watching the sunrise and sipping coffee (or tea). Reading devotionals, writing, crafting, and enjoying the family on the porch as well. Getting my hands in the dirt, planting new herbs, vegetables and flowers.
In winter I do look forward to hunkering down and curling up with a good book, getting organized, cleaned up, and finishing up handiwork too, but spring (and fall) are my favorite seasons I think.
Thanks to my older brother, I have a new seed catalog to order from. I've never heard of this one, so I am anxious to see what's in store for us.
Stay warm! Toasted cheese and hot chocolate. Mmm!
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Comments
Love the Joyce Meyer quote!
I think my favorite seasons are fall and winter. (Maybe that's why we live where we do!) There's a very lazy person inside me that revels in the hunkering down in winter time. But because I love to garden so much, there must be something about summer that attracts me, too. :o}
I'm wondering right now what I'll do with my chickens... I'm going to have to offer them to someone who wants to add to the flock with layers and wouldn't mind taking a Rooster. :/
funny quote!
Because large farmlands border our back property, we can't plant food back there, because whatever they choose to dose their plantings with wafts over onto our plantings back there. We do, however, plant herbs and vegies in pots around the front yard, where it's plenty sunny and safe from farm spraying.
God bless.
RB
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We're pretty sure they spray with something like RoundUp. Thing that bothers me most is, they give us no warning whatsoever, and sometimes the dog, cats and chickens are outdoors when they spray.
I don't like that. If I knew in advance, I'd shelter the animals both during and for a good long while after the farmer's spray.
Problem is, it's not the farmers themselves doing the spraying, it's the tenants they rent the land to, and they don't give a darn about neighbors, I guess, cause we aren't THEIR neighbors.
God bless.
RB
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We're pretty sure they spray with something like RoundUp. Thing that bothers me most is, they give us no warning whatsoever, and sometimes the dog, cats and chickens are outdoors when they spray.
I don't like that. If I knew in advance, I'd shelter the animals both during and for a good long while after the farmer's spray.
Problem is, it's not the farmers themselves doing the spraying, it's the tenants they rent the land to, and they don't give a darn about neighbors, I guess, cause we aren't THEIR neighbors.
God bless.
RB
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We're pretty sure they spray with something like RoundUp. Thing that bothers me most is, they give us no warning whatsoever, and sometimes the dog, cats and chickens are outdoors when they spray.
I don't like that. If I knew in advance, I'd shelter the animals both during and for a good long while after the farmer's spray.
Problem is, it's not the farmers themselves doing the spraying, it's the tenants they rent the land to, and they don't give a darn about neighbors, I guess, cause we aren't THEIR neighbors.
God bless.
RB
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I'll have to look at High Mowing; I usually order from Baker's in Missouri.
BTW, strange my comment came through 3x. Wonder what happened there.
God bless.
RB
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