I’m forever cleaning drains always hair or kids putting silly shit in them ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwLots of June birthdays here. Happy Birthday!
I bought one of those drain cleaner saw things at the dollar store and cleared the hair from the drains in the bathroom today. It smelled a rotting corpse.Nice taking a shower and not standing in a pool of dirty water.
My work used to sponsor and host the 4th's fireworks in our little town. It got to the point we were paying $10K, and folks were bitching about how short the show was. I was really glad when our board decided to let someone else do it. I had to work every 4th of July for a long time. And I don't exactly love large groups of people.
Happy Birthday
Can you post a pic of the bananas
which ones? the ones at my house or the blue java banana's? the ones we had at our house are just your basic banana's we also had apple banana's since those are popular in our culture but i think my grandpa chopped down both tree's as it used to be right outside of my old bedroom and now all i see in the backyard are papaya tree's with very small fruit.
So, I get the point he's trying to make, some things aren't worth the time, but what I also hear is if something is emotionally difficult, forget about it, don't try and figure it out. I get harboring positive thoughts and feelings, but negative emotions need to be dealt with, not pushed aside. It's something that I find extremely annoying with society today, everyone expects everyone to be overtly happy and positive all the fucking time, and if your not, there's something wrong with you. My view is there's a spectrum of emotion and most of the time I'm in a neutral state, not happy, but not sad, I just am. That's a tough concept for many people to comprehend. Too many people believe that if you say you're not happy, then you're automatically sad /depressed /angry.
I'm jealous. I've been planting perennial fruit or a few years now, but because I'm in New England, I'm limited on what survives the winter. I've been trying to get a cold hardy fig to grow, but it's been difficult, my tree died back to the roots last winter because we had single digit and sub zero temps for a couple weeks, but it threw out new growth, so I'm hoping it's got a good root system established. With the new job, I'm already planning on dropping up to a grand on fruit trees and bushes in the spring.
That's quite the mix of different age groups. Almost looks like a big picnic.
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Good luck on the fig, I've lost 5 in 35 yrs. Best I got was 4 yrs, then a killing frost. It grew back but was a little bush and got killed again. Lasted for 3 yrs but each year it had to grow back and deprived roots at expense of aerial growth. Didn't come back 4th yr. Now I've got one in a 20 gal container and build a removable "Greenhouse" around it, and wrap insulation around pot each winter. It's 3 yrs old, 8ft tall, seems happy. What variety did you have? I'm thinking it might survive free in my winters.
Mine is either a Brown Turkey or Chicago Hardy, I believe it's the Chicago, they're both supposed to be good for me in zone 6a. I had both in pots originally, but the labels got sun bleached, one died and I'm not sure which one survived. The one that's surviving is the 3rd I've planted outdoors in the last 7, or so, years. The first one was doing great for a couple years until some Ahole decided to drive through my yard and tore it out, #2 never made it through the first winter, this one is going on its 3rd year. Last year I had close to 4 dozen figs set, but we had an early, and wet, autumn and they all got moldy. I think in the 10+years I've been trying, I maybe harvested a dozen figs.
I have 2 in pots I'm keeping indoors from here on out, ones about 5ft tall and has a half dozen or so fruit sets already, one I'm doing as a bonsai. I've propagated new ones from cuttings almost every year so I have backups, plus everyone seems to like getting them as gifts. I've probably given away a few dozen over the years.
Exactly. My grand father had a couple fig trees in his backyard (SoCal),huge trees and loaded every season. Produced enough for 4 families, so we all had glorious fresh figs. Never once have I purchased satisfactory figs from a store.Mine is either a Brown Turkey or Chicago Hardy, I believe it's the Chicago, they're both supposed to be good for me in zone 6a. I had both in pots originally, but the labels got sun bleached, one died and I'm not sure which one survived. The one that's surviving is the 3rd I've planted outdoors in the last 7, or so, years. The first one was doing great for a couple years until some Ahole decided to drive through my yard and tore it out, #2 never made it through the first winter, this one is going on its 3rd year. Last year I had close to 4 dozen figs set, but we had an early, and wet, autumn and they all got moldy. I think in the 10+years I've been trying, I maybe harvested a dozen figs.
I blame the old Italian I used to work with for sending me on this mission, he had his cousin overnight freshly picked figs from their family farm in Italy. Nothing I get in the stores has even come close.
This may sound like an odd request but could you post a pic of sister with a sock on her left sholder?
There are a bunch of them growing around here, don't know what type though. There is one growing on the edge of a pasture that was a volunteer I guess that no one takes care of, but it has fruit every year. Edit: Brown Turkey trees?
