I do hope my plants and yours are BOTH a success! I grow to feed my family and friends. You do, too!

Typically, we're about 3 weeks apart, right?

LOL I agree! It might be a bit early, for tomato, but I have an indoor sun room and LIKE YOU, want my plants fairly big as I transplant them outside.

Next step, once you get slips growing is to harvest them, and put them in water to root them. THEN plant them. Should be warm enough to work the ground by that time

I'm far enough south of you, I get a few weeks head start for much of my planting.

There's a LOT of snow this year... more than I've seen in at least 5 years!

It's been bad this winter for sure! Can't wait to see the ground again...

My area is covered in snow. Ever see the tracks that the gobbles leave in snow? Looks like two pencils slicing thru. Two tiny little slivers. And 25 pounds of dinner above the snow

Well, I am good with onions, sooooo.....

Hmmm, I've never really worked a salaried position! I work on a job by job (event by event,, show by show) freelance basis. I set my rates, and about every 18 months, I set a new day rate. The only equivalent,

seems to go along with the most OBVIOUS of Corporate Issues: Common Sense is NOT all that common!

LOL, you're going to have to fight my daughters, and brother - in - law!

Amazing Spread!!!

And like most estuaries, there's a give and take of the opposing tides, eddies, and currents. Here's a pic of my local estuary, about 500 meters from where my boat was moored, less than 1/2 mile from the

I love having a "local" Some place where, when my brother and I pop in, the server waves, smiles, and heqds to get our "usual" before she pops over. AFTER she drops our cocktails, He,

I have to say, Patton's quote is something I've often explained to younger people in my business, as I am trying them. Part of the event process, is rehearsing things. Part of the rehearsals is making

ACTUALLY, I am intrigued. I'll be making some carrot habanero, now, this coming summer! (Video just made of sowing the pepper seeds! Editing Tonight)

thanks! it was my first foray into making hot sauces... DEFINITELY not my last!

the biggest cost to AI is the electricity to power it. AND YET, the power isnt for computers, it's for cooling the computers. Imagine you have a data center, in space? Cooling just became immensely cheaper!

I'm at that point where, if I don't write it down, I either forget to do it, or, I forget to do it. Wait, I can't remember, did I mention my memory, yet?