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Momma's Outdoor Kitchen
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Kalashnikov sits right by the fan so the odd lower leaves get batted around so if you see scrappy leaves that is all it is.
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What kinda snake? Snakes I can handle 
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Me too!What kinda snake? Snakes I can handle
I think it was a Gardener? It had two stripes. I was going to catch him to move his to the forest but I decide to leave him to sleep in my garden. He left when it cooled down.
I caught a snake running one day a couple years ago. I saw him on the trail. He was suntanning,(this sounds weird but I had a sports bra on underneath) I whipped of my top, caught him and brought him for my run, then home so the kids could see him. My son loved him. Then we all brought him back to the same spot I marked on the trail. It was a great learning experience for them. Yup I can do snake but not spiders
Not weird! Weird would have been if you didn't have a sports bra on.
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Okay I thought I'd mention weather, because The weather here is changing constantly. Today we're supposed to be mid 20s yesterday the day before or the weekend was in the 30s. At nighttime temperatures are dropping to approximately 14°. On Thursday Friday or in for 35 mm Of rain. I do worry about the moisture but I went to run my AC so hopefully that helps take away any moisture buildup I'll close it up and hope for the best
It's been the same here. Although we're missing out on the rain. Tonight down to 14 but the rest of the week warmer.
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Haha maybe any other day but definitely not while running. That wouldn't be pretty, unless your from the 70s and remember Bay Watch.... slow running.... and....Pamela Anderson holds that titleNot weird! Weird would have been if you didn't have a sports bra on.
Hahaha
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Does anyone know anything about Rhubarb? I planted my first plant and not 100% when you harvest it or do you let it rest for the first year? I cant remember. @oldsmokey i love Rhubard. Plus it's easy to donate and grows well. I also planted a apple tree but sadly it's to young still. As for my 5 Blueberry plants I was able to collect a massive one Barry. Ha ha I guess those take a couple years to develop too. However today I'm going to harvest my deep purple potatoes. Pretty excited to see those babies.
It makes my cheeks pucker just thinking about it. I have no idea on the rhubarb.
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Little sugar cuts the tang
A # of sugar maybe!
If that snake was in my yard and the wife saw it. We would be moving instantly. She is terrified of snakes.
Sorry Momma all I know about rhubarb is once it's established its almost impossible to get rid off.
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Tuesday's Update
Great vid! The red afro is going to be a show stopper 
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Thanks Smokey I wish I could capture the color but I can't with till she frosts up. Love this shat!Great vid! The red afro is going to be a show stopper
Hopefully they finish how I wish they will. We are in for some good rain Thursday and Friday.
Note: make another arm for clear plastic to help shield the moisture from rain. This is sitting in the back of my mind.