Summer is almost here. Tulips and daffodils are blooming and tomato starts, in the bay window, are two inches tall.
This means that I will soon be reminded that I have, yet again, overestimated my youth and energy. I am still weight lifting and doing aerobics, and still stuck at 11 pounds lost, but I do [...]
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Do I have the energy for summer?
Posted in Exercise, Garden, Home Again in Indiana, My Weird Family, Nature, Seeds for Seniors, tagged daffodils, energy, firemen, Mandrake roots, mowing, produce, seniors, summer, ticks, tomatoes, tulips, woods, youth on April 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How my garden grew! Baby watermelons.
Posted in Garden, Home Again in Indiana, Seeds for Seniors, tagged tomatoes, watermelons on November 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It’s getting cold in Indiana and time to clean up the garden. We now have a bag of little hard green tomatoes. Mom tells me to wrap them in newspaper and put them in a cool spot for home grown Thanksgiving tomatoes.
You know those baby watermelons I showed you way back last spring? They [...]
Seeds for seniors
Posted in Garden, Seeds for Seniors, tagged donating, gardening, housing, planting, seeds, senior citizens, tomatoes on October 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I want to suggest an idea to everyone, and since I like to dream big, to everyone in the world. Okay, if it spread in the US, I would be happy.
I like to garden but have always just planted enough to keep us in tomatoes, hot peppers and green onions. This year I added my [...]





