Friday, May 20
Recipe Manager - Your Cooking Companion! (Freeware)
Have you been looking for a program to organize your recipes. This looks like the one..... Recipe Manager - Your Cooking Companion! (Freeware)
Wednesday, May 18
Well, our little Angel has settled in and settled down. Each night gets better and I think she is now as good as she is going to get. She has sniffed out and inspected every nook and cranny. And now on to us....If this weather ever settles out to something decent I need to get an exercise routine established. I feel like I have lost ground in that department. We have done some things around the house, window cleaning and such. I have hopes that tomorrow we may see the sun. That would be different...
Tuesday, May 17
Links of the Day:
Do frogs have teeth? Some strange facts about frogs.
Facts about Frogs
How about
The Frogzilla Files?
Do frogs have teeth? Some strange facts about frogs.
Facts about Frogs
How about
The Frogzilla Files?
Monday, May 16
Plants are like people
Garden Tip
Plants, Like People (Yeah, they are.)
Plants are like people. Here's a list showing which plants (on
the left) don't get along with their neighbors (on the right).
Planting: Keep away from:
Beans -onions, garlic, shallots, and leeks
Beets -pole beans and mustards
Broccoli -strawberries and sunflowers
Cabbage -strawberries, sunflowers, and grapes
Carrots -dill
Corn -tomatoes and sunflowers
Eggplant -potatoes, tomatoes and peppers
Garlic -beans and peas
Lettuce -cabbage family and sunflowers
Onions -beans and peas
Peas -onions, garlic, shallots, and leeks
Peppers -eggplant, tomatoes, potatoes, and fennel
Potatoes -eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, squash, pumpkins and
sunflowers
Strawberries -members of the cabbage family
Tomatoes -corn, potatoes, peppers and eggplant
These planting guidelines come from a government publication.
Plants, Like People (Yeah, they are.)
Plants are like people. Here's a list showing which plants (on
the left) don't get along with their neighbors (on the right).
Planting: Keep away from:
Beans -onions, garlic, shallots, and leeks
Beets -pole beans and mustards
Broccoli -strawberries and sunflowers
Cabbage -strawberries, sunflowers, and grapes
Carrots -dill
Corn -tomatoes and sunflowers
Eggplant -potatoes, tomatoes and peppers
Garlic -beans and peas
Lettuce -cabbage family and sunflowers
Onions -beans and peas
Peas -onions, garlic, shallots, and leeks
Peppers -eggplant, tomatoes, potatoes, and fennel
Potatoes -eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, squash, pumpkins and
sunflowers
Strawberries -members of the cabbage family
Tomatoes -corn, potatoes, peppers and eggplant
These planting guidelines come from a government publication.
This was taken while Angel was still at her "Winter Home". She is now with us in Jefferson IA and not very happy about her situation. We put in quite a night with her crying and bouncing off the walls. I have disturbed her sleep several times today in hopes she will settle down tonight and sleep so we all can! She is really quite adaptable but it does take awhile. We are getting settled in and catching up on news and events in the old hometown...till next time.
Saturday, May 14
Thursday, May 12
Tuesday, May 10
We are currently in Atlantic Iowa at Sunnyside Park campground. Not a bad little park to be in but this afternoon we are headed for Merlin and Bev Meyers farm west of Lewis and will be there till we are finished with our annual doctoring.
I have called Jefferson and we will be on the same spot we were last summer. 108 E. Central Lot # 73, Jefferson Iowa 50129. Probably for the months of May, June and July. We have "commitment issues" so I wouldn't set that in cement.
I have called Jefferson and we will be on the same spot we were last summer. 108 E. Central Lot # 73, Jefferson Iowa 50129. Probably for the months of May, June and July. We have "commitment issues" so I wouldn't set that in cement.
1. Build a fire in the backyard to heat kettle of rain water.
2. Set Tubs so smoke won't blow in eyes if windy.
3. Shave one whole cake of lye soap in boiling water.
4. Sort clothes, make three piles: one pile whites, one pile colored
and one pile work britches and rags.
5. To make starch, stir flour in cool water till smooth, then thin down
with boiling water.
6. Take white things, rub dirty spots on washboard, scrub hard and then
boil. Rub colored, don't boil, just rinse and starch.
7. Take things out of kettle with broomstick handle, then rinse and
starch.
8. Hang old Rags on Fence.
9. Spread tea towels on grass.
10. Pour Rinse water in flower bed.
11. Scrub porch with hot soapy water.
12. Turn tubs upside down.
13. Go put on clean dress, smooth hair with hair combs, brew cup of
tea, sit and rock a spell and count your blessings.
Hang this above your automatic washer and when things look bleak, read
it again and again.
Monday, May 9
Tip on resizing pictures
Here is a handy little program for resizing pictures. http://thundercloud.net/infoave/answers/toys-tip-170-a.htm
Saturday, May 7
For a short time we are in Cumberland IA parked behind the Community Bldg. We are boondocking so unsure how long we will be here. We are scoping out the possibilities to land for a week or so but have not decided where to set our feet as yet. We hope to see as many friends as possible while in the area.
Friday, May 6
Italian Charms
If you are into the Italian Charms this is an excellent site to order them. http://www.springhillcharms.com/
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