Thanks Woot! much appreciated....I am sure we can work something out
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yes sir. They were looking beautiful when I left them...hoping for the same when I get home. They should be just about done by the time I get home on the 4th.
Its like saying to the wife im only going to the bar to have one drink...it never happens
I also have a 6 yr old that gardens with me in the vegetable garden, She wants to help me in the medicine garden, to young for that help. My 4 month old is just to hard to garden with yet, he requires to much attention still when he's awake.As soon as my son could walk, 7 months old, he and I would garden....I'd garden and either chase after him or keep him from eating dirt. When he was two, we grew cantaloupe, watermelons, carrots and tomatoes.....he was amazed watching them grow.
You have a lot of fun ahead....enjoy it.
my 11 year old has helped do the watering and had a go at trimming but then the 3 year old wanted a go "scissors mama scissors" and although he was quite good at it at first he was then banned for getting scissor-happy!.... go play OUTSIDE! mama will do it all herself!... mama don't mind...
Once he becomes mobile...as you know....
Mine loves to go out and pick all the cherry tomatoes, strawberries and sugar snap peas. I haven't had much luck with cantaloupes. Last year only 2 grew off my plant and bugs got em before I realized it. Ate right thru the bottom and hollowed em out.Once he becomes mobile...as you know....
My son thought watching food grow was magic. When the first cantaloupe was ripe and we cut it and ate it he was so excited that he started telling the still growing loupes to hurry up.
I told my son not to eat all of the yellow grape tomatoes because they were candy... he didn't like red tomatoes, to this day he still eats them like candy when I take them to him in the summer.
Ur ganna be the man if you do 100s out there!
Usually about 25 percent so a pound, mabey a little more that's still great though! Nice job!What is the percentage of weight loss from wet to dry? If my Bubba weighs 4 lbs wet, will I get 2 lbs of dried product?
I'm done with my first rough trim.
Edited to add, it is between 60% - 75% less product, dry. I just read that.
Thank you, DT. I've been dancing around the house since I weighed her.
Love the gardening stories...my eldest daughter always asks me hows "betsy" going ...she knows that is one weed im really careful not to forget to water.God bless my daughter 17 yrs old and autistic....she tells me quite often that when shes 18 she wants some betsy made into toffee so she can have some medicine that she knows will calm her when she feels like she is going to have a meltdown.I miss her when I talk about her and im away working..shes a very special girl.my 11 year old has helped do the watering and had a go at trimming but then the 3 year old wanted a go "scissors mama scissors" and although he was quite good at it at first he was then banned for getting scissor-happy!.... go play OUTSIDE! mama will do it all herself!... mama don't mind...
Maybe fumble has a recipe for toffee.
Well if the wonder woman comes thru ill ask fumble if she wouldnt mind sharing
