Recent content by Hinotori

Hubby loves his sweet tea and I do some for kombucha. His tea I make is no where near as sweet as what a restaurant down south serves.

I need to get sugar anyway. Getting low. Might get 2 bags since it keeps well and I have extra buckets right now. I usually fill a 5 gallon bucket as well as the containers in the kitchen

The comfrey I ordered should be here today. It's going in between the powerpole and gate. That spot is a pain to mow because it's sloped so I'll be happy with that.

Just the hypocaust sytems used back then were really neat. Most used burning fuel, but I watched a documentary on one that used a thermal vent.

Speaking of pyamids and moving the stones. I like archeology and do read all the updates when they hit the news. There were those pictures of Egyptians pouring water In front of the blocks they were pulling. Archeologists used to think it was just symbolic. They had one recently who took it at...

Down to 12°. It was close to 32 inside that night. There are a few 5 gallons of water in there that act as a heat sink and help as well.

I used that stuff for my 4x6 root cellar shed and it works pretty well. One 100w bulb when it's below 32° keeps it from freezing inside.

Maybe put stall mats down inside. Those can be a bit expensive, though. Sometimes I see used in the local buy, sell, trade groups for fairly cheap. I'd use the vinyl siding on the north side where light isn't an issue and use the panels on the south side. Edit because i read post wrong first...

The sheer amount of grass and weeds that grow in the garden just since october is insane here. So I have to till. Stuff does grow in winter here. When I burn anything, grass will start growing again in that spot in about 2-3 weeks.

Dirty knees are a sign on good work outside

Some prices at Costco Business Center. All is primals. Ground beef is 10 pound chubs. Prices are up from $.10 to .40 since February. Boneless pork shoulder butt $2.09 Pork belly $3.69 Beef round tip select grade $4.29 Beef round 1/4 trim select grade $3.99 Beef special trim select grade...

Looks like Pendleton then. Only town with Olson anything. That and the hill thing. Hermiston is flat. Umatilla is split between river level and then up to the mostly flat level to the east and south. Pendleton is very hilly, being fully in the Umatilla river valley. It's all Umatilla county

Benny Mardones - Into the Night. Fairly catchy tune. Listening to it now it's a creeper