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Archive for February, 2004

bisextile day

Posted: Sunday, February 29th, 2004 in current events | 9 Comments »

As predicted we woke up to a morning of heavy rainfall. Listening to NPR in bed I learned a new word. Look it up.
Several weeks ago we bought advance tickets to the “Passion” movie for this afternoon. Someone from our church was organizing a group expedition there. […]

the garden in february

Posted: Saturday, February 28th, 2004 in outside in the garden | 2 Comments »

I saw a white iris blooming as I was running an errand this morning. According to my mother the old-fashioned white ones are the first to bloom. She calls them “flags” instead of irises. Mine always bloom much later, even the white ones. But the foliage is always interesting to look […]

rosemary remembered

Posted: Thursday, February 26th, 2004 in something about me | 3 Comments »

By now you know that two of my favorite things are plants and the Texas Hill Country. What I haven’t told you before is that I also have a thing for mystery novels. I started out reading Hardy Boys mysteries when I was in grade school and have been addicted ever sense. […]

rss

Posted: Wednesday, February 25th, 2004 in blogging and technology | 4 Comments »

It’s been raining here since Monday and besides I’ve been distracted from the garden lately. Kathy, one of the authors of Cold Climate Gardening, has turned me on to Bloglines and rss feeds.
The jury is still out on this for me, but I am beginning to see the convenience of it. […]

starting the vegetable garden

Posted: Sunday, February 22nd, 2004 in outside in the garden | 3 Comments »

Another sunny afternoon today. We worked in three inches of compost in the vegetable garden. Then Tricia planted potatoes and onions and I set out seed for lettuce. I suspect we spend more money on this garden than we would spend on buying the vegetables in the store. […]

 

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