Montana,
I'd help, but I haven't even tilled mine. I've marked it out, but need at least three good dry days in a row, before tilling. The soil in that part of our yard is heavy, black loam. During the past month, we've had only two days in a row without rain. Lately, we've gotten only one sunny day out of six.
I did mark and start digging a circular flower garden in the front yard, near the road. That was three days ago when temps were in the 90's! Now, it's back into the sixty's and more rain is expected, so it'll have to wait.
Sam has taught me to bake bread and the weather is perfect for it here. I usually bake once a week. With only two of us, I usually bake two pullman loaves .I need to bake banananananaana (Hate spelling that word, can't ever decide where to stop with it.) bread before the bananananananas go bad. Also need to bake regular (whole wheat for us) bread. Bread last week,is almost gone.
I baked six loaves last week, two white, two wheat and two cinnamon raisin. The cinnamon raisin went to my 79 year old mom and our new next-door neighbors. We had to convince Mom to try it right away, or we wouldn't have even tasted it and it was my first time with that recipe. The white bread went for dinner with friends and we sent a loaf home with them.
Does anyone have any good recipes for bread? I'm looking for a good rye bread recipe. The last one I used had
too much sugar and almost gagged us. I'm also looking for a good recipe for pumpernickel bread. I love it for reuben sandwiches. <drooling at the thought> Hmmmmmmm, mabe I should ask Cav about that, he might be able to help.
By the way, today Sam and I were talking about what we'd do if we had a "magic wand" that would allow us to change our lives. We talked about material things we'd like, age regression, changes to our bodies, etc. I think I'll start a thread on it.