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snood wrote:

Can't complain, Montana. How's the girl?

Oh, I'm doing just fine. The weather is a bit gloomy, but nothing to complain about.

How is the weather holding up in your neck of the woods?

Isn't that quite a handful growing that much of a variety?? That would seem like a lot of different conditions to control??

Anon

Montana wrote:

snood wrote:

Can't complain, Montana. How's the girl?

Oh, I'm doing just fine. The weather is a bit gloomy, but nothing to complain about.

How is the weather holding up in your neck of the woods?

Psst! Hey Montana... don't look now, but we're talkin' about the weather.....

Montana wrote:

snood wrote:

Can't complain, Montana. How's the girl?

Oh, I'm doing just fine. The weather is a bit gloomy, but nothing to complain about.

How is the weather holding up in your neck of the woods?

Psst! Hey Montana... don't look now, but we're talkin' about the weather.....

Weather here's been pretty nice, comparatively, the last couple days - partly cloudy (after several days of gloomy gray rain and freezing drizzle), daytime highs well above freezing, most of the snow cover is gone, lakes and ponds are opening up, nightime lows in the upper teens to lower 20s, and mud, mud, mud everywhere. Ahhhhh ... spring.

Anon-Voter wrote:

Isn't that quite a handful growing that much of a variety?? That would seem like a lot of different conditions to control??

Anon

It's a lot of work if you think of it as work, but when it's something you enjoy doing, it's exciting to watch all your plants grow.
The only time I'm not enjoying myself in my garden is when the deer flies, mosquitos and neighbors come around. Other than that I love it.
I love the big bumble bees that visit me in my garden as they slowly move from plant to plant.
It's my own peaceful little world out there. I listen to the birds sing, and see lots of wildlife, such as fox, deer, pheasants, bunnies and lots of other cool creatures as I work away in my garden.
The most rewarding time is harvest time when I get to pick the the fruits of my labor.
My garden is organic and I don't use any chemicals, which is one of the reasons why I grow a garden.

Good times :-D

timberlandko wrote:

Weather here's been pretty nice, comparatively, the last couple days - partly cloudy (after several days of gloomy gray rain and freezing drizzle), daytime highs well above freezing, most of the snow cover is gone, lakes and ponds are opening up, nightime lows in the upper teens to lower 20s, and mud, mud, mud everywhere. Ahhhhh ... spring.

Sound pretty much like the weather we're having here. I just love spring, don't you?
I can't wait until everything turns green and I can get out in the yard to do my thing :-D

Oh sure! Cheat on me with Montana! Friggin men anyway!

Well, at least I like her.

Montana wrote:

Anon-Voter wrote:

Isn't that quite a handful growing that much of a variety?? That would seem like a lot of different conditions to control??

Anon

It's a lot of work if you think of it as work, but when it's something you enjoy doing, it's exciting to watch all your plants grow.
The only time I'm not enjoying myself in my garden is when the deer flies, mosquitos and neighbors come around. Other than that I love it.
I love the big bumble bees that visit me in my garden as they slowly move from plant to plant.
It's my own peaceful little world out there. I listen to the birds sing, and see lots of wildlife, such as fox, deer, pheasants, bunnies and lots of other cool creatures as I work away in my garden.
The most rewarding time is harvest time when I get to pick the the fruits of my labor.
My garden is organic and I don't use any chemicals, which is one of the reasons why I grow a garden.

Good times :-D

It does sound like work, but it also sounds like good therapy time ... I could use something like that right now. I'll e-mail you later tonight.

Anon

Montana wrote:

timberlandko wrote:

Weather here's been pretty nice, comparatively, the last couple days - partly cloudy (after several days of gloomy gray rain and freezing drizzle), daytime highs well above freezing, most of the snow cover is gone, lakes and ponds are opening up, nightime lows in the upper teens to lower 20s, and mud, mud, mud everywhere. Ahhhhh ... spring.

Sound pretty much like the weather we're having here. I just love spring, don't you?
I can't wait until everything turns green and I can get out in the yard to do my thing :-D

That's what you dummies get for living up far North like that!

Anon

Anon-Voter wrote:

Montana wrote:

timberlandko wrote:

Weather here's been pretty nice, comparatively, the last couple days - partly cloudy (after several days of gloomy gray rain and freezing drizzle), daytime highs well above freezing, most of the snow cover is gone, lakes and ponds are opening up, nightime lows in the upper teens to lower 20s, and mud, mud, mud everywhere. Ahhhhh ... spring.

Sound pretty much like the weather we're having here. I just love spring, don't you?
I can't wait until everything turns green and I can get out in the yard to do my thing :-D

That's what you dummies get for living up far North like that!

Anon

Hey, who you callin dummies?

Momma
He's all yours

Oh yeah, try to make up to her now! She said you're mine! Woo Hoo!