Or: How I saved 100 dollars with winter sowing.
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Carrot, corn and chickpea salad with yogurt lime dressing
Meatloaf wraps for those delicious leftovers
So I made Alton Brown’s meatloaf recipe. It was amazing, and I will be making it again. Still, I had a lot of leftovers. Which was awesome, but I can only make so many meatloaf sandwiches. So why not make some wraps? Here are three different ways I used this great source of meaty goodness.
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Tripped at the finish line. Almost left 2017 with no issues.
House problems of 2017:
Well I have to say the last week of 2017 was not my week. I was kind of surprised at how fast things went from bad to worse in days. Here are my adventures of the expensive plight.
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Three Valentine’s cocktails
Valentines Day!
To me: It is a time to show the people you love how you do. I have always been more of a Mardi Gras girl myself. I don’t think that roses and chocolate are a must have thing, and I totally say I love you by baking or making things I know the person will like.
Cheapest, best seeds I could find
Imagine, it’s January or February, lets get you s@#!% together. Seeds I mean.
January/ February is the time this year that I am thinking of seeds. I want to be able to order and get the ones I need before winter sowing. That way, mid-February I am all set to start. I never tired it before, so it could blow up in my face. Please stay tuned!
New year, new you. Get your fighting boots on!
A new month and new year. New you? New ideas.
What do you want, what do you need? Where do you want to make your life better? Lets solve this together! A new year, with new ideas infecting everyone to make their lives better!
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Making something out of nothing… For Christmas
Bug around town
Up above, the first butterfly of the season. I have always liked bugs. They are very interesting, and as most things have their pros and cons. Especially in the garden. Here are some good pictures I took of the my little companions. I hope you enjoy!
Silly skunk, your smell gives you away
So I know we have a skunk. I saw an adult crossing the road and I thought to myself, “Self, your garden is screwed!” I was not wrong, I saw most of my sweet corn crop go in a night. I actually think it was the raccoons, but when I saw a black and white tail also fleeing the scene of the crime it makes me wonder how I have any vegetables left at all.