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| A recent sunrise |
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| The blue-egg team |
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| Rick decided to pot a couple of volunteer tomatoes to see if they would produce inside during the winter |
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| The silver squirrels are busy, busy, busy |
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| It's a good thing my family doesn't depend on me to keep their feet warm! |
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| Sarai says, "Don't forget; Oct. 27 is 'Hug a Sheep Day'!" |
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Hug a Sheep Day... I almost forgot. Now I just have to find a sheep and I only have 2 more hours. Would a Corgi do?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset and I hope the tomatoes grow. Keep us informed. I would love good fresh tomatoes in the winter.
Isn't that a toe warmer that you're knitting? Cute!!
I am going to spin and knit a pair of socks this winter.
ReplyDeleteI am going to spin and knit a pair of socks this winter.
I am going to spin and knit a pair of socks this winter.
That's the plan.
Good luck with the tomatoes. What about lettuce?
Looks like Sarai thinks every day should be a Hug a Sheep day. Beautiful sunrise.
ReplyDeleteI did the "inside tomatoes" thing one year. Potted up a plant from the garden that was covered in fruit. It didn't survive, but the tomatoes kept on ripening anyway. Something so special about having fresh, vine-ripened tomatoes in January!
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