Victor how's that Corona virus thing going?

Huh. 10hrs later and still grey and rainy. Yay

I see this took some planning you won't have to worry about the body this way. It will be took care of , good plan Victor.

Yep. I don't mind coming in so much, but this sitting around 8 hours waiting to go home is BULL HOCKEY!

We were quite proud. They had the graduation at the FedEx Form in Memphis, and she was allowed to "dress up" her cap/hat with whatever and she had Peyton's picture on top and wrote out in big letters, "This one's for you" That one got to me, I will admit. I videoed her on the Jumbotron as she accepted her diploma and got a good one of the back of her with the cap on as she went up on the stage.

I'm truly a bit emotional at the moment...

I admire his poetic ability

He had a turtle head pooookin' out!

Happy Saturday fellas

Happy Chinese New Year - year of the Dragon.

Hello Brothers,

Thank you for all of the prayers & positive thoughts shared for my mom's procedure and recovery. She made it through the procedure. They found two places where the heart was malfunctioning and cauterized those places. Sore but okay. Trying to get her blood now at the right thickness again.

The quality of life should improve. I am grateful.

Good morning, gang.

Good news, brother 8.

Glad to hear 8... God answers prayers!

Dudes...

Finished up the dog run last night... I'm happy with it but it won't be too long before pebbles can jump it...

Home depot had $20 buckets of succulents marked down to $2.50... Between me and pops we got 5 of them... Need to go get small pots and cactus soil and split them all up...

Need to declutter the grow room today so I can get peppers and tomatoes in... Dang gorilla glue plant is taking way longer than it should to finish so my veg room is over flowing with plants...

8 this is the first I’ve heard of your mom. I’m glad it went well and hope it brings many years of a quality life.

Great news 8! Frank's right. Helps to have a win this year, albeit vicariously

I love hot boxes...

Thyme will easily live outside and is a perennial in most areas of the Country. Sometimes in the most northern States, it will rot from being too wet and cold during the winter. It will also slowly crowd itself out and needs to be lifted and split up and replanted. You can also keep them easily in a pot in the house. I have a patch of mint at the old place that was in the yard and around one of those OLD mesh type satellite dishes. It's basically a weed and I have a ten feet diameter spot that is still growing and I can smell it every time I bush-hog the place.

As for the rotten hay, it needs to be more like compost, if it's just at the rotten/moldy stage, it will tend to cause problems with potato mosaic virus or mold. I had rebar wire that was made into hoops about two feet in diameter. YOU just cut it into 4-5 foot lengths and roll it up, then wire it together to keep it in a round shape. I was mainly using it for tomatoes so I didn't have to keep tying them to a stick. I decided to try and grow potatoes in the hoops, as the plant would leaf up through the soil I added fresh straw hay, just leaving the top leaves barely peking through the hay. I just kept doing that until the late summer/fall and then just pulled up the hoop and they were full of potatoes.Works good and kept me form constantly having to cover them with fresh loose soil, or "hilling" as it's often called.

I'm proud Of Opel/Joel, he has kept a variety of heirloom corn that I sent to him for almost a decade now. I sent that stuff ALL over the Country, around 20 of them just wrapped up in clear tape, the entire dried ear, LOL! I just labeled them and took them to the Post Office. ALL of them got to their address. I think I did that around Christmas. Numicorn cards, LMAO!

I enjoyed using handpicked cotton from the rented row crops at the farm for packing material. A couple of the Brothers here have wives that are/were teachers and they got quite good use by taking them to school and showing the youngsters.

Sadly, now that we have moved into a subdivision about 7 miles from the farm and old place that burned, I can't keep the deer and coyotes from eating or packing off most of what I grow. Two or three types of greens, two being rutabaga and turnips are the only luck I've had over the last 2-3 years. I have been growing gardens since I can remember. I have had sunflowers next to the new house where there's a patch of pea gravel where all the underground utilities are coming up form the underground wires from the street to the house. This year, it will be covered with red okra. They have a pretty Hibiscus type flower and red pods.

a few years ago I printed out the old lady's system...The Ruth Stout System of Permanent Hay Mulching!
kept the info but have not tried it.

Veganic Agriculture Network
bottom of my print outs say www.goveganic.net/article182.html


There ya go Y.O.G.I

frankj1...get to know me...HA!

Ok, I'm officially jelly. Have a good time MACS.

FIFY

She keeps rings on her fingers..
Marble on her floor..
Cocaine in her dresser....
Bars on her doors...

She prolly lives in Chicago... or Baltimore. Maybe Los Angeles... or St Louis... or San Francisco?