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I think I'll buy presents for all of you SS people. Heaven knows you need them. ;) Pam'sPride gets daily foot massages until her new baby is out of diapers. justusak gets 1000 paperwhite bulbs. May they all have $100 bills under them! keljonma gets a new king sized mattress to stuff full...

Only 8:30 PM on the West Coast! I think in 15 minutes I'll send them up. So PamsPride are you on bedrest? I was with my youngest (now 8!) I didn't enjoy it much.

Me too. Counting the minutes till I can put my kiddies to bed.

Hey, that's pretty nice!

Yes indeed! Y'all are awesome. Thanks for all the recipes, tips and encouragement!!!

I'm late to this thread but I'm really glad everything worked out so well! :weee

Well I'm sorry to hear that. I know you and Tony will pull through ok. It's just tough right now. Glad you can keep smiling! :hugs

Yes they will foreclose and unfortunately the more equity he's got in the house, the more incentive they have to go forward with a foreclosure. The good news is that it takes more than two missed payments for them to foreclose. There is a pretty long process and it takes 4-6 months. He needs...

Save them for home grown garlic/onions. Save the larger ones for drip drying dishes while camping. Feel really good about having a great plan for re-using said bags. Try not to get mad at your kids for using them in a "craft" project that consists the bags you carefully cut open and...

My hens come to a screeching halt in the winter. The shortest day of the year is December 21st, and depending on how far north you are, you might not be getting enough daylight hours. We finally broke down and put a light in the coop. We're getting a few eggs now, but not near the summer...

Oh shoot! I'm sorry hoosier. That is tough news. I know you will be ok. Just try to take one day at a time. My husband hasn't had income for nearly a year and we are making it, somehow. It has made me much more appreciative for a lot of different things, Hugs to you! :hugs

My husband and I stopped in a Hydroponic supply shop a couple years ago, mainly out of curiosity. The stuff was EXPENSIVE! As a hobby it would be way the heck out of my means. If you did it on a farm scale it would be quite the initial investment. I suppose there are a few crops that could...

I LIKE that idea! What can I accomplish before doomsday? :lau

Are you trying to say it might not be? :th

A pity, isn't it? Great thread BTW!

Great to hear from you. I've been wondering how you've been. Sounds like the last month has been very productive! Keep us posted on your progress and projects :)

I am on a measly little acre. But compared to most lots in our town it is HUGE. We have chickens but no goats. I wish there was some way I could "test drive" a goat or two to see if it would work here. For 2009 I am just trying to maintain what I've got, garden wise, and not add more work...

I always have good luck with strawberries, but I just grow the June bearing ones. I also live in a completely different climate than you. I also spread lots of compost and pine needles on them. Mine also seem to do the best in their second year. The third is pretty good too but then they...

Hey, that is just brilliant! I love it. I bet my dad will be happy to know that too.

I love composting. It's probably my favorite part of gardening. We just have a big old pile that is surrounded by chicken wire. I think I may need to make my "bin" a little smaller so the stuff can be piled deeper.