The Dawg Patch
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JayneR13
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Re: The Dawg Patch
Indeed, picking beans at the pantry was really a pain in the back! They kicked out far better than the peas, but digging down to find them was not a favorite chore. PA told me not to plant them anymore, and that's fine with me! But if beans are your thing then do it right! And better too many than too few, no doubt about it.
Poor squash! I've done that and been there, and I wasn't even being hasty! My spaghetti squash at my community gardens plot had been trampled by two legged varmints but was coming back. Then one day, I missed my footing and trampled it again! Poor thing died and there were a couple of nice fruits on the vine too. Thankfully I was able to ripen them off of the vine so all was not lost. Sigh.
Poor squash! I've done that and been there, and I wasn't even being hasty! My spaghetti squash at my community gardens plot had been trampled by two legged varmints but was coming back. Then one day, I missed my footing and trampled it again! Poor thing died and there were a couple of nice fruits on the vine too. Thankfully I was able to ripen them off of the vine so all was not lost. Sigh.
Come gather 'round people / Wherever you roam / And admit that the waters
Around you have grown / And accept it that soon / You'll be drenched to the bone
If your time to you is worth savin'/ And you better start swimmin' / Or you'll sink like a stone
For the times they are a-changin' / Bob Dylan
Around you have grown / And accept it that soon / You'll be drenched to the bone
If your time to you is worth savin'/ And you better start swimmin' / Or you'll sink like a stone
For the times they are a-changin' / Bob Dylan