Yes, I used to have quite a large garden. Our current location (rain, no sun) is not conducive to growing a lot of things. If you want to garden, I'd suggest starting off with a few things in containers. I think the growing season is pretty short where you're relocating too and you may not have time to get things in the ground this year. If you're interested in starting with some herbs, rosemary and mint are pretty sturdy, grow quickly and are hard to kill. You could also grow them in a sunny window. Check at your local garden store, I'm noticing a lot more classes being offered on vegetable growing. A local place could give you an idea of what you'd have time to grow this year, if you're really gung ho on getting started.
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to: Snippets: Mostly True Tales from the Lighter Side of Scrapbooking (Paperback)byLain Ehmann
Snippets is a funny, joyful book about the trials and tribulations of pursuing America’s number one hobby, scrapbooking.
If you’ve ever wielded a crop-o-dile, then you’ll find plenty to laugh about in this collection of essays about the challenges facing today’s scrapbooker. Family and friends may not understand you, but Lain does and she’ll have you looking at your addiction in a whole new way!
If you’ve got a scrapper in your life, then this book is for you too. Do you want to understand this paper hoarding, button buying, ribbon diva who’s taken over your home? Then check out the essay on “Scrapper’s Brain” and be sure to read “A Room of One’s Own,” to find out what your paper queen is planning on doing to the spare bedroom.
Hilarity abounds in this sweet little gem of a book, so pick up a copy today! You won’t be disappointed!
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