Books 2014

                                                                                                                                                             An Interesting Read

Lawrence in Arabia

see The Wrath of Con

Ah, not another poem!

They must know

February is coming to an end

The sky is gray again

Snow or rain may fall

My mind is as fragile as a china doll

But wait, I hear a call

The green tips of daffodils are forced from below

The leaf buds of honeysuckle are beginning their show

The warrior of winter will soon arch his bow

And the arrows of this cold stark season will quickly go

For the Zephyrs of Spring will soon blow

West End Community Market

Today – Tuesday – 3 pm until 6 pm                                                                               

Plants – 

Homegrown Produce – Small Swiss Chard, baby spinach, mix greens, purple tatsoi, and arugula

Baked goods – English Muffin Bread and  biscuits

 

see side panel for directions – click on address for map

 

 

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What is Growing?

 

stonehead Feb. 10th

stonehead Feb. 22nd

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Are We Crazy Yet?

Rain on top of 21 inches of snow on top of mud from previous rainfalls, along with cold temperatures and cabin fever, is enough to make one think they are living in Scotland during the 13^th century or James Herriot’s Yorkshire.

       Going, going, gone!

West End Community Market

Today – Tuesday – 3 pm until 6 pm                                                                               

Plants – 

Homegrown Produce – Small Swiss Chard, baby spinach, mix greens, purple tatsoi, and arugula

Baked goods – English Muffin Bread, and biscuits

 

see side panel for directions – click on address for map

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Breaking News!

Hundreds of Brassica family members believed killed or injured in tunnel collapse.

This Just In…

Rescue Mission Underway.

After Thoughts…

 Tunnal Collapse a Hare Raising Event

Now that the rescue operation has come to an end and the survivors triaged, David of TPG, the head excavator took a moment to be interviewed. He was a bit disappointed with the turnout to help save the Brassica family. He believes that if it were the Solanaceae Family that had been trapped, there would have been more help forth coming. However, he said that members of the Sylvilagus clan did offer to help until they found out that most of the victims were of the Mustard side of the family. At that point they high tailed it and disappeared.

“I believe they had ulterior motives when they offered to help” David confided.

3rd worst since 1912

David digging us out after 13″ fell. He did not know he would have to do it again
after another 8″ followed a short time later.

21″ later

This pile slipped off the roof and almost buried David.

David cleared so much snow his arms are hurting and he can’t lift them.

The Old Boy will be 60 on Saturday.

Not bad for a Sexagenarian.

Food for Thought

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Buy Homegrown

Get to know your Farmer

Buy Local grown

Get to know your Middleman

 

 

Buy Homegrown

Straight from the farm – hours old

Buy Local grown

Straight from storage – days old

West End Community Market

Today – Tuesday – 3 pm until 6 pm                                                                               

Plants – 

Homegrown Produce – Swiss chard, mixed greens, arugula, and cilantro

Baked goods – English Muffin Bread, Finnish Farmer Bread,Whole Wheat Raisin Bread, and biscuits

 

 

nn What’ growing ?

geraniums 

see side panel for directions – click on address for map