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A. Understand that Progress .. . Means Something, in and of itself. B. Part of the message with today's thought is that hate spreads quickly and easily. It becomes possible to stop thinking about reasons for problems; to ignore the lessons of morality, ethics, empathy, etc. that we all must be...

Ya know, if he has to compare them to guitars ... In today's strip, Jeremy was trying to open a book for a homework assignment. And, trying ... And, trying ... And, trying :D

Some Of Them Have Their Place In A Garden. The above is a redroot pigweed, right? Not quite. The seed was sold as Green Amaranth and I will believe them. I have eaten pigweed a number of times and don't dislike it. This near cousin is milder and more tender. We will save some seed altho a few...

Just to provide a Contrast to the Above

Rhubarb Strawberry Pie. The cornstarch/tapioca was balanced right on these three pies and a slice makes a tasty second breakfast :). Zucchini Bread. Little olde lady that we take some to each year claims that they are the best which, of course, is pleasing to hear. The only way I, personally...

It's 3:30-4 that I am hoping for. Having only 5 hours of sleep was much too common for me until I gave up on the silly idea that adults don't go to bed until sometime after 9:30. As the day winds down, I do also and find it easy to fall asleep if the process is part of a feeling that i am...

It was a real dip in temperatures. Since it has been such an incredibly dry Summer –– I won't call our 1/3rd inch of rain a dip because it was welcome and a little more than a "drip." Afternoon temperatures for 2 days to start the week were below 70° (room temperature C & F :)). Then, it warmed...

Those Raspberry Shake petunias look great to me, SPedigrees! We just have to start petunias and pansies in the house/greenhouse next year. There is very little reason not to. I have done that with little problem in the past. Both require early planning and planting. Later, with the zinnias and...

BER?! I never notice it until the dang fruit turns black! Well, you can stop imagining the worst then @Branching Out and just make move on to planning your 2026 tomato patch :).

https://vegetables.ces.ncsu.edu/tomatoes-diseases/