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Category Archives: Minimalist
Herbie the Dentist?
It didn’t take long for things to get weird this holiday season, did it? I’m not quite sure what to say.
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Tagged Elves, Herbie the Dentist, Lawn ornaments, Rikshas gone wild, Strange sitings
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Volunteers in the Garden
I found a few lettuce volunteers while cleaning up the garden. In the upper left is “green bibb deer tongue” and in the lower right is “red oakleaf.” They were delicious! Farewell, beloved garden. Sleep well under the watchful eye … Continue reading
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Tagged Green bibb deer tongue, lettuce, red oakleaf, volunteer plants
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Au Revoir
The first flakes are falling today and my flower friends won’t make it. It’s hard to believe I took this picture on Tuesday. I’ve saved a few seeds from this plant because in French it’s “au revoir” and not “good … Continue reading
Oh Uncle Bob!
You must have been a Boy Scout! Be prepared!
Morning Glories at Night
On a night walk, I found these morning glories. Everyone’s holding onto October as long as possible.
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Tagged Morning glory, night vision, October
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The Trees at Pease
I looked up and for a minute, I thought I was home. There are beautiful trees everywhere.
From the Bottom of My Farm Girl Heart
I got a start on my 2013 garden yesterday; a spoonful of sugar and a fork full of this ingredient. Do the “Moo Doo!”
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Tagged cow manure, Farm Girl, Gratitude, pitch forks, preparing your garden
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Support Your Local Pumpkin
One of our neighbors near The Farm grew a bunch of pumpkins this year. I bought one. Support your local pumpkin!
When Wednesday is Thursday
This is a test to see if my blog readers are paying attention and to see if posts about surfers really are my most popular posts. I finally met Ralph Fatello; he’s kind of famous. It was a brief meeting. … Continue reading
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Tagged 366 days of surfing, Aloha spirit, Ralph Fatello, Shaka sign, Surf free or die
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The Last Sunflower
I asked the smartest person I know to explain Fibonacci numbers in sunflowers. I don’t have an answer yet. Enjoy the beauty of mathematics in nature today.
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Tagged Fibonacci numbers, mathematics in nature, sunflowers
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