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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Garden Problem: Tire Potatoes
Lesson learned. I thought it was a good idea to add hay to my tires instead of dirt. It would be easier to harvest with less mess. The problem is that it turned into an active compost pile. Before I … Continue reading
A Norman Rockwell moment
1- You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealthy out of prosperity. 2- What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. 3- The government cannot give to anybody anything that the … Continue reading
Little-Known Concepts?
I ran across these ‘core values’ in this article and thought maybe there are some folks who might not be very familiar with these very important concepts. These were also core values held by the people who brought you the best country … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged freedom, government, Liberty, rights, Tenth Amendment, USA
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Cooking with Fresh Ingredients
I hear that most of our food travels an average of 1500 miles to get to your plate. Tonight, the spinach in the lasagna roll-ups and the lettuce in our salad traveled about 40 steps. I know exactly what chemicals were … Continue reading
Garden Update: April 18, 2010
It’s been cold and drizzle all day, but I went ahead and built a new structure to hang more topsy turvys. I have 4 now, and room for 3 more. If the tomato plants do well this year, I might … Continue reading
Bunny Rabbit
Comet was acting strange this morning, hanging out by our bedroom window, which he never does. I opened up the blinds and saw a big fat rabbit digging around in the straw and mulch under the fig tree. The rabbit … Continue reading
Joel Salatin – Polyface Farms
Amber and I had a date night tonight. We went to “An Evening with Joel Salatin” at the Plano Arts Center. All the food was provided by local sources, and was prepared by some very talented chefs. We had a good time … Continue reading
Lone Star Tea Party
Last night I met about 6 other folks from Allen and we drove down to the AirHogs ball park. I say drive, but my neighbor Rodney pampered us in a 45′ conversion coach. We had everything we needed to live … Continue reading
Garden Update: April 13, 2010
Lots of activity in the garden right now. Cucumbers, beans, cowpeas, sunflower, corn, and watermelon are all coming up from seed. I ate my first snack of sugar snap peas, they were very tasty. Most of the strawberries I planted … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening
Tagged beans, corn, cowpeas, cucumber, strawberry, sugar snap pea, sunflower, watermelon
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Right and Left Not So Important
When BO took office last year, I was sad for several good reasons, but one thing I felt was true: “we just traded one group of elitist leaders for another group of elitist leaders”. If you were a BO supporter … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Thoughts
Tagged founding fathers, left, right, Ron Paul, socialism, USA
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