baymule
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Your kitchen is looking awesome.
morning grrrrrr
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majorcatfish
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dw ordered the knobs sunday, this weekend we will put the second coat on the fridge side and a light sand then stain and wipe on the sink side.
hopefully this sunday we will be done then it's a matter time putting everything into their new home....
hopefully this sunday we will be done then it's a matter time putting everything into their new home....
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majorcatfish
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heck i might be able to find my germination table...like im going to start anything this early.....
baymule
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I have to choose between planting too soon and catching a late frost, or planting too late and everything burning to a crisp from the heat.
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Things are tough in Texasland!
shuffling off to move a pile of stale snow that's blocking the garage...
baymule
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Hey! Maybe I could make kale chips right there in the garden! It sure gets hot enough!
Whazza matter @thistlebloom, you can't find any fresh snow
to play with, ya' gotta mess with old stale snow? 
Whazza matter @thistlebloom, you can't find any fresh snow
to play with, ya' gotta mess with old stale snow?
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Hey! Maybe I could make kale chips right there in the garden! It sure gets hot enough!
Whazza matter @thistlebloom, you can't find any fresh snow
Yes. Don't want no stinkin' fresh snow.
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majorcatfish
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Yes. Don't want no stinkin' fresh snow.
trade your snow for my mud..?
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That's part of the dilemma isn't it? Part of it is that you just want to get an early start, but part is that you need to get started early enough with some things so you get a harvest before the heat gets to them. Things like lettuce, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, beets, carrots, and spinach just to name a few. Then the problem with tomatoes, they don't set on if the nights are too hot.
