I love the Discworld series. Terry Pratchett had so many great turns of phrase.
My introduction to him was the blurb on the back of the book, Mort. Blurbs are supposed to make you want to read the book, and this one surely did, with its first sentence.
"Death comes to us all, and when he came...
AHA!!!! That's makes sense!
Ignorant question... Do you use the freezer as an airtight box so that the frames are safe from pests, or do you actually freeze the frames? If the latter, when you take them out, is there anything special to do when you thaw them?
I let Widget out of the broody crate late this afternoon. She's still making her pre-broody noise: bup-bup-bup-bup. :rolleyes:
I closed off the nest boxes. I hope to see her on the roost with the other ladies in a few minutes.
Really, Widget... it's too hot for you to be in the crate or...
Hello! :frow
Another life-long Michigander (Michihen?) here. There is a thread for the mitten people:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/michigan-thread-all-are-welcome.697050/page-5855
Stop by and say hello.
Also... the knowledge pool here is wide and deep. If you have a question, go...
Regarding kombucha... I make my own. It is non-alcoholic. I can knock back a 16 oz bottle on an empty stomach and my 120 lb body does not even get to the "feeling good" stage.
The grocery store I shop at sells only the "may contain trace amounts of alcohol" kind of kombucha, and anyone can buy...
The purpose of the buckwheat is to keep the weeds at bay. It sprouts quickly, has decent sized leaves right away, and thus shades out the weeds. If it flowers, that would be great for the honeybees.
It doesn't fix nitrogen, and doesn't tolerate frost at all, so I don't have to worry about it...
Your tagline, "Finding success by learning from failure" makes me think of a book I recently read.
Antifragile: Things that Gain from Disorder
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Highly recommended!