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M.J. Patrick You write through writer's block. You say to yourself, I'm going to write the worse, lamest thing ever. Then set it aside.

It's incredible to go back l…moreYou write through writer's block. You say to yourself, I'm going to write the worse, lamest thing ever. Then set it aside.

It's incredible to go back later and take what you wrote and transform it into something better. Because it's down on paper, you have something to work with. (less)

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M.J. Patrick The best thing about being a writer is when a thought or an idea takes off in a direction you never dreamed of.

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The House on Moss Swamp Road

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Lettuce, Poop, and Peppers

First Frost

November 18 – Tomorrow morning’s temps will be in the low 30’s. As cold and as windy as it has been today, I’m convinced we’ll get our first frost. At least we got some bonus garden days that allowed our cover crop, Kodiak Brown Mustard, to sprout their true leaves.

A delayed frost worked for Dick and me as new gardeners, but it also worked against us. It allowed us to finish project