Denim Deb
More Precious than Rubies
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I can remember putting bags on our feet in order to be able to get our shoes in our boots!
Our Sugarbear is black lab and pit bull mix. She's all lab though She's a hyper little nutHenrietta23 said:Bread bags!! We always saved the bread bags to put in our boots to keep our socks dry. I'd forgotten that!!!
Your kids and your pup are all beautiful. My uncle had a yellow lab named Sugar Bear. There's another sweet memory you brought for me!
Now there is a memory I had forgotten!!!Henrietta23 said:Bread bags!! We always saved the bread bags to put in our boots to keep our socks dry. I'd forgotten that!!!
Your kids and your pup are all beautiful. My uncle had a yellow lab named Sugar Bear. There's another sweet memory you brought for me!
what have I done?Wannabefree said:Let's do this contest! We'll have to measure the square foot of our gardens to be fair, because everyone won't have the same footage. I say we make it small enough for those doing container gardens to be included too. Like 10x10, maybe even just 5x5 for our city dwellers, or whatever. For those who do huge gardens we'll just have to hold ya to the honor system to not slip extra in the production We need to make up rules for the contest.
I say:
1) Limit on the space.
2) Can grow anything you want, just has to be weighed in and share your technique as technique can make a container garden produce LOADS even. This will make planning a huge deal for the ammount of space we decide on and actually give those city dwellers a bit of advantage I think.
3) Pics are a MUST because we all wanna over the pretty results
Any additions to the rules? What size space for the limit to be all inclusive of those who want to participate? Do you think we need a time limit too in the Fall to even out the Southern versus Northern gardens? I need input!!!
You'll be the one cryin!!FarmerJamie said:what have I done?Wannabefree said:Let's do this contest! We'll have to measure the square foot of our gardens to be fair, because everyone won't have the same footage. I say we make it small enough for those doing container gardens to be included too. Like 10x10, maybe even just 5x5 for our city dwellers, or whatever. For those who do huge gardens we'll just have to hold ya to the honor system to not slip extra in the production We need to make up rules for the contest.
I say:
1) Limit on the space.
2) Can grow anything you want, just has to be weighed in and share your technique as technique can make a container garden produce LOADS even. This will make planning a huge deal for the ammount of space we decide on and actually give those city dwellers a bit of advantage I think.
3) Pics are a MUST because we all wanna over the pretty results
Any additions to the rules? What size space for the limit to be all inclusive of those who want to participate? Do you think we need a time limit too in the Fall to even out the Southern versus Northern gardens? I need input!!!
I think to be fair and to get every one involved. We might start out by stating what our plan/goal is, something like canning 5 bushels of tomatoes or 40 quarts of green beans, something like that to be used as the comparison. That way when even with the shorter growing season up here and the other constraints, ya'll won't be when you see my pantry in the fall!
Oh HAR HAR HAR Mr. Sensitive...you'll be squalling like a big ole baby when us Southerners get finished whoopin youFarmerJamie said:what have I done?Wannabefree said:Let's do this contest! We'll have to measure the square foot of our gardens to be fair, because everyone won't have the same footage. I say we make it small enough for those doing container gardens to be included too. Like 10x10, maybe even just 5x5 for our city dwellers, or whatever. For those who do huge gardens we'll just have to hold ya to the honor system to not slip extra in the production We need to make up rules for the contest.
I say:
1) Limit on the space.
2) Can grow anything you want, just has to be weighed in and share your technique as technique can make a container garden produce LOADS even. This will make planning a huge deal for the ammount of space we decide on and actually give those city dwellers a bit of advantage I think.
3) Pics are a MUST because we all wanna over the pretty results
Any additions to the rules? What size space for the limit to be all inclusive of those who want to participate? Do you think we need a time limit too in the Fall to even out the Southern versus Northern gardens? I need input!!!
I think to be fair and to get every one involved. We might start out by stating what our plan/goal is, something like canning 5 bushels of tomatoes or 40 quarts of green beans, something like that to be used as the comparison. That way when even with the shorter growing season up here and the other constraints, ya'll won't be when you see my pantry in the fall!
Maybe we should start calling him "Tater" now in anticipation of his mashingBarredBuff said:Me and Cindi will mash you!!
Wannabefree said:Maybe we should start calling him "Tater" now in anticipation of his mashingBarredBuff said:Me and Cindi will mash you!!