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- baygirl32
- I'm a girl from around the bay. A runner, mother, daughter, sister, wife, an average run of the mill Newfoundlander with an overly active imagination. I spend my days making mistakes and then trying to fix them before I get caught. My life is random!
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You'll probably have better success than I would!
ReplyDeleteI'll keep you posted
DeleteToday Southwestern Ontario is in the midst of what the media like to call a "weather event" with the possibility of any kind of precip you can think of. We'll just stay inside, close the curtains, turn up the heat and ignore it. Good luck with your agricultural venture.
ReplyDeleteits nice inside when its bad outside
DeleteGood luck with the growing Baygirl! We actually have a good bit of warm weather here today which is weird as it's still February so just wait a little while longer and soon enough you'll be basking in the sun! I've followed you on Twitter too.
ReplyDeleteI'm following you back :)
DeleteSome people say it's boring (weather wise) where I live, but if I want snow, I'll go find some. I had no idea you could grow a pineapple like that! Avocados, I know about! Hope things are going well for you and the family...
ReplyDeletegoogle told me I could grow a pineapple, so now we shall see...
DeleteI never managed to grow an avocado, so good luck!
ReplyDeleteI haven't mastered it yet, but I'll take all the luck I can get
DeleteWe've had practically no snow and I love it. The way I figure it, tomorrow is March. So, winter has had its chance. Screw it. Bring on spring!
ReplyDeletewe had 12 inches of snow fall on monday (that was the 5th) hopefully it will all be gone by april!
DeleteWhen I was a child in Illinois, my mother did the same: pineapple and avocado. The pineapple did great! She actually got a tiny pineapple from it! The avocado didn't last. Needed other avocado trees, or needed dry hot summers.
ReplyDeleteGood luck!!
I don't have dry hot summers, more like short wet ones. Good on your mom getting a little pineapple, I'm crossing my fingers
DeleteWe had an avocado that started doing really well. But then it died. Too bad, because it was starting to look cool.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried the pineapple, though.
how did it die? my fear is I'll forget to water it after it comes out of the glass
DeleteYou've found creative ways to distract yourself. I think they won't last long at all, once they're ripe. That is, I have faith in you, and that avocado and pineapple. They exude determination and resilience.
ReplyDeleteSorry for your never-ending winter. I'm sending sun rays to you from CA.
xoRobyn
I'll take your sun rays, and send you some snow in its place!
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