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Beekissed
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Thanks! It was a cute wedding and they were so proud to have gotten there....I'm proud of them too! That's one married off! 
Bee~ Journal of then...
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Quail_Antwerp
Cold is on the Right, Hot is on The Left
Hi, Bee! I have missed our chats!!
Congrats on your new Daughter!!
Congrats on your new Daughter!!
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Beekissed
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Your inbox is full...as usual. Soooooooo Good to see you, Aly!!!!!! 
Where the heck ya been, girl????? 
Soooooooo Good to see you, Aly!!!!!! Where the heck ya been, girl?????
Quail_Antwerp
Cold is on the Right, Hot is on The Left
I just made room in the inbox.
I've got lots to tell, share, etc.
I've got lots to tell, share, etc.
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I understand completely. I'm a little older and can see weeds a little quicker maybe....used to identifying them and dealing with them or just not planting anything I value in a patch of soil that seems to only grow weeds well but not much else. 
So glad you will be growing here again...we've missed your bright spirit and ever present yearning for knowledge and life growth! And an extra one for good measure...
I'm a little older and can see weeds a little quicker maybe....used to identifying them and dealing with them or just not planting anything I value in a patch of soil that seems to only grow weeds well but not much else. So glad you will be growing here again...we've missed your bright spirit and ever present yearning for knowledge and life growth!
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Beekissed
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Put the last of the sweet corn in the freezer yesterday....glad that's over with! Didn't raise enough corn to can up this year. Garden was pretty much crap this year....
SSDreamin
Almost Self-Reliant
Our garden has been a pretty big disappointment this year too, although it was a learning year with this soil, sort of. We set it up just like the one we had at our old house, around the corner from here. That was our first mistake :/ It is frustrating though, to see all your dreamed of plans for everything you planted burned up in the heat and eaten by bugs.
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I agree! I am gardening in different soils this year too and put too heavy a hand on soil additives to raise the nutrition in a plot of ground that has had no additives to the soil in the past 18 years....figured it could use some help. Then the weird weather came along and put the icing on the cake and before I knew it, I had a garden that looked like a newbie had been playing around at farming/gardening. Embarrassing....
....to me for messing around and thinking I could change 18 years of mild soil neglect in one season.
One a lighter note, next year's soil should be dynamite after it has time to absorb, disperse and tone down all the wonderful nutrients I added this year !
....to me for messing around and thinking I could change 18 years of mild soil neglect in one season. One a lighter note, next year's soil should be dynamite after it has time to absorb, disperse and tone down all the wonderful nutrients I added this year !
TanksHill
Super Self-Sufficient
Bee, perhaps you need a cow or a couple of sheep to help amend the garden??
2dream
Flibbertigibbet
At least you tried this year. I planted 2 pepper pants in a pot and had one hanging tomato plant. LOL It all died from neglect. Good thing I didn't plant a garden.
