Some fancy playing! :-) Removing an instrument from a song track without affecting everything else must be a bit of a challenge.

Nice potatoes for an early harvest! The garden is looking good now.

If you believe in the future of the coins you're holding, now is a time to accumulate more. They're cheap right now, so it's a good time to stack, as they say. It's obvious that some cryptos aren't worth

Your wild garden seems to do very well!

Sorry that I missed this post when I could still upvote it! I'm into model railroading myself. I don't have a layout to run the trains on, but I have a fair amount of trains on my display shelves. I just

Hemorrhoids are definitely a pain in the ass...

Since I only ever put about 100 dollars of fiat into crypto and the rest was earned on hive, it's pretty much all magic money to me. Of course, I don't want to lose my crypto holdings, there's a lot of

When I was still hunting, back when I still owned a bit of land, I used the 45-70 almost exclusively for hunting whitetails. It's probably the best swamp rifle that you'll find. The bullet is heavy and

You do have a way with words...a very dark way, but still...

Well, depending on the type of potato, about 3 months. The early potatoes, such as the early red are generally about 2-1/2 months. You could dig them sooner, but the potatoes will be small. The potatoes

It sounds like spring is going fairly well for you. That's an interesting picture of your house construction, I like the way the walls are filled in. The roof gutter is a nice touch for catching rain water.

Yes, that's pretty much my strategy...

I like to store shelled hard corn in half gallon mason jars, and also any dry beans that I grow go into mason jars for storage. For long term storage, I've used oxygen absorbers in my 1/2 gallon jars of

The 45-70 was the first cartridge that I started reloading for. That was back in 1976. I originally bought a Lee Loader, which is a set of tools that allow you to reload 1 cartridge at a time without a

I've canned beef and venison, but I never really thought about canning chicken. Now I'm going to have to shop around to see if I can get a good deal on some boneless chicken. That would be nice to have

It looks like you're continuing to have some success with your gardening efforts. If you plant different types of corn close to each other and they tassle at roughly the same time, they will cross-pollinate.

The process of tidying up the garden goes pretty well until the bad weather happens, then everything stops for several days...

Thank you!

You obviously have not seen the back of the greenhouse... 😀

I live in the north central U.S., south of Lake Superior.