I feel like a lucky gal to have three of her pieces already. You can see two of them in this previous post.
1/25/10
another year, another post
Taking a "financial sick day" to get all of our 2009 tax information together and set some goals for 2010. Although the work is tedious, Russell and Hazel help me organize with style. Check out their colorful binders if you haven't already. I use a new color each year.
12/18/09
new obsession
STRIPES! I've been envying these striped candles for a long time when I've seen them in people's homes... just found them online! Check out Ana Candles for great gifts all year.
12/3/09
our tiny garden
After the last round of unsuccessful seed sowing, I decided to try anything to keep the damn fool birds away - noticed they've been hacking away at the tender leaves. The man at the garden store made the observation that I have a lot of time on my hands and suggested we try the crazy netting below. I staple gunned it to the side of the garden and secured the opposite end with bricks. There's quite a bit of slack to account for growth. If it works, we might just have beets, radishes, arugula, and turnips this season.
The plastic bottles were my previous attempt to keep the birds away from baby plants. Although it has been helping, it would be too much work for row of closely positioned seeds. And yes, that is one giant tomato plant still producing into December. We pulled up the other 4 and hung upside down to encourage ripening, but I just can't bring myself to uproot this big kahuna while it is still producing.
11/30/09
11/29/09
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