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This is one of his most informative videos!

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Very warm today, Nearly 70 degrees F. I have waited to use my God mower. About 8 years ago I had a used Toro, and I ran it into late November. I didn't know your could crack the engine block in a gas powered mower if you run it and it's too cold for the oil to work. My God mower is now, brand...

"A garden requires patient labor and attention as plants do not grow merely to satisfy ambitions or to fulfill good intentions. "- Liberty Hyde Bailey

I never harvested my rose hips. Does anybody here think it's too late?

I Just watched this at DD's house. https://www.youtube.com/user/howtocookthat How Did Anyone Eat This? (17 Australian Native Foods) 177,330 views6 days ago "Tasting 17 wild Australian Native Bush Foods and discovering a new crazy taste altering berries (NOT miracle berries), kakadu plums...

I live near a University and too many people Have to be Right about too many things. I saw this quote this morning. I almost want to print and frame it.

https://plantophiles.com/gardening/10-gardening-rules-you-can-totally-break-and-still-get-amazing-results/?sh_kit=357550a83e048117b2080e898420e8b1039c75bf614e783d5757741daf938dce

6. Sharpen Once a Season (or at Least Once a Year) Dull tools are dangerous. They slip more, bruise stems, and make you work twice as hard for half the result. Most people wait until a blade is useless before they sharpen it. By then, it’s usually too late. You don’t need a sharpening service...

https://plantophiles.com/gardening/how-to-store-your-garden-tools-so-they-last-forever/?sh_kit=357550a83e048117b2080e898420e8b1039c75bf614e783d5757741daf938dce 3. Use a Sand + Oil Bucket for Hand Tools This trick is old-school and brilliant. Most people have never tried it, which is a shame...

https://plantophiles.com/gardening/7-plants-you-can-shockingly-grow-in-your-garage/?sh_kit=357550a83e048117b2080e898420e8b1039c75bf614e783d5757741daf938dce

Have you ever tap danced? You basically throw your foot out and back again. Repetition brings speed. It's also a little like Flamenco.

@digitS' , ever the optimist philosopher.

On the phone again to insurance companies. DH and I each kept an insurance policy for each other. He no longer needs Mine, so I am now waiting on hold to find out How I can cash mine out. I could use a $cushion, then maybe move monies over to JP Morgan for investing, which is how we bought...

Red car is done--4 new tires, 2 (rear) brake pads and suspension, oil change--2025 battery was under warranty. This was DH's car. I guess he didn't think about it much last year. :lol: Funny, we had This moment-- https://www.getyarn.io/yarn-clip/98414454-7b27-4ff5-aaba-202e1e5eb497 You Have to...