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they're gone. i only had the one. Mom took the rest to other people. i'll have to make do with chocolate frosting and graham crackers or chocolate chip cookies.

i will be going through withdrawals this morning but than you for the visual and virtual fix. :) and then, lo and behold there were cupcakes upon the counter and Mom said i had to try one out so i did and it was good...

tall deer like giraffes? our deer only trim up 5-6ft - makes them all look like funny green mushrooms.

there's no frost warning in the weather forecast but when walking back from taking out the trash there's frost on the roof of the house... brr! no frost on the grass or plants down lower. the weather station says it got down to 42F, that's quite a difference.

the deer have repeatedly trimmed our cedar trees up as high as they can reach. we've only trimmed a few otherwise as they were blocking some signals i needed to get. but i overall agree with you that planting them can be quite the wrong thing to do for some people or in our case they were...

yick! glad for that improvement! it was pretty icky here too for a while a few weeks ago.

i was reading your mind...

had to go around some places this morning and find the spiders and their egg cases and evict them. one in particular i had to get the chair out again to stand on so i could get up in the far corner of the closet to roust it out. this time i emptied the shelf below it of supplies so just in...

the solitary type of ground bees the most aggressive are the males and they will attack you repeatedly even if their stings are not as bad as many of the other bees, they make up for that in how persistent they are. once you are scent marked they do keep repeatedly attacking that location. i...

you'd have to have had coffee first to get it set up right - all is understood... it is a big conundrum as you would most logically then want to set the coffee maker up after finishing the last pot the previous day but then the coffee would be stale by the time it starts up the next morning -...

it depends upon how much rain and for how long the pods remain moist after a rain. some beans have thinner pods and will dry off fast if it is only a short bout of rains while other beans have more substantial pods and it will take longer for them to dry again after rains. i think the best...

it's ok, no rush... :) and if you forget that's ok too - lawdnoze i dew too these daze...

external, the plants don't pump more water into the seeds.

i have a last piece of chocolate cake so that will be breakfast with a glass of milk.

sounds ok, i would like it better with cucumber, no sugar means though that it will be too salty and sour. yogurt has some acid to it anyways so perhap go light with the vinegar at first and add a little at a time. i don't usually add salt to much of anything these days.

@Artorius your plants always look so nice. usually by this time of the season my bean plants are looking pretty beat up and drying down. right now though my last planting of Purple Dove beans are looking pretty nice and if i wanted to eat some it would be a good time to pick them. i sure hope...

sun and not too soggy and it should be ok. it does fine in cool to cold weather and survives our winters as long as it isn't completely dried out.

did you know you can store chopped up cabbage and carrots in mayonaise? well i didn't either, but Mom decided to make some coleslaw and she doesn't like vinegar in hers so she just puts mayo on it. well to me that's just ick, i want some sweet and sour in my coleslaw so i've not been eating it...

so glad to hear. :)

moovilous! it really cheezes them off...