LOL! Meat has to come from somewhere! My meat is running around outside eating bugs and enjoying the sun.
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I buy meat at a grocery storeLOL! Meat has to come from somewhere! My meat is running around outside eating bugs and enjoying the sun.
I buy meat at a grocery store
I still don't understand the grafting thing. I did a little reading on it, but I'll read up a little more when the fall comes... I went to the "nursery" or "greenhouse" yesterday and picked up some more plants to put in the garden. The seeds I started are growing, but the plants I bought are way bigger than the ones I started... I'm still interested to see how they will do.True story and I so often wished iPhones were around then as I would have had a picture to share with you. In all the madness of tearing the place down we literally had a moment of wow. There wasn't so much as a scratch on that box where everything else was destroyed.
One grafted tomato made it. I'm just going to plant the rest not trying to graft anymore
Yeah!Enough of this frivolity for a while; got one more short section of fence to run, then I'll be ready for little critters. Been a long haul, but the end is at hand.
BBL
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I buy meat at a grocery store
The mutts are hard to tell... One of the two that I kept from my last big mutt-hatch is definitely a boy. The other seems to be a pullet. They're only about 10 weeks old, but his rooster feathers are definitely coming in, as well as the bright red pea comb...I have no idea how many of each I even have. I know one is a rooster (okay, cockerel) but he has a tiny comb. They are 3 months old. It is odd how the combs are on each mutt.