OUCH!!! I am so sorry. I do know the pain, been there done that. I am so sorry.
Lisa
I have never heard of it either. Seems like you can use it for a ton of things. The down side is the part about it being a nasty invasive weed: "C.esculentus is known as one of the world’s worst weeds." Don't want that taking over your garden and lawn.
Well, sitting here in my OPEN HOUSE waiting for a buyer to show up ...
Man, I gotta get this house sold. Missing too much back in WI.
DH called to tell me he found a soft spot in the hay field. Yep, he buried the Tahoe out in the field. Without the big ole' Dodge, the tractor, the ATV's or really any of the get-you-unstuck equipment. All that stuff is sitting here with me in Wyoming. He used his floor jack, carried out across the field on the zero turn mower the former owner left for us. Along with a bunch of lumber - that had to be many trips on that mower to get it all out there and back. I can see it in my head and LMAO.
Hopefully the neighbors are thinking "yep, he fits in" and not "Oh my gawd, the new neighbors are freaking idiots!"
Hello Bee. Here is a pic of a fox that we caught in the snare trap. My DH went to check the traps and found it snared by it's foot. DH had to shoot it. Also it had the 1 hen that escaped from the coop this morning. We have been leaving them in the chicken coops until we can be home to watch them. This hen is #7 this week that we have lost to the fox or foxes. I'm looking into finding a guard dog, but it doesn't look like there are any pups or young ones available around here that I can afford anyway. I have a friend that is going to breed her GP/Maremma mixed soon, but it won't be in time. In the meantime, hoping the traps will take care of them. I'm hoping this is the one that has been doing all the pilfering!!I really dislike having to keep my flock cooped up all day, especially on these warm sunny days!
