Book of Jeremiah
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Excitement followed by slight letdown......
Late last week I ordered a very powerful flashlight, a ThruNite TN32 flashlight. It has 1702 lumen power, and a throw (how far the beam reaches) of 727 meters. Today it arrived. I could hardly wait to try it out. I thought it required D cell batteries. I was wrong, it requires specialized rechargeable batteries and of course a battery charger for them. Disappointing, but once I order these and they arrive, I will be happy.
The flashlight I was thinking of requiring D cell batteries was a flashlight made by Electro Lumens, made in America, state of Oregon. I wish my ThruNite was made here. Well, sometime soon I will be ordering an even more powerful flashlight from Electro Lumens. Here is there website.
Elektro Lumens Home Page
You must have a huge garden if you're buying manure?I went shopping this morning....bought some tomato plants, eggplant plants (?) and seeds, plenty of garden soil and manure, even....I'm going to start working on my vegetable garden on Monday....today is almost shot, so I'll just chill....hope everyone is having a great Friday....
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You must have a huge garden if you're buying manure?
Makes sense to me!
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You must have a huge garden if you're buying manure?
It's 20 x 50, but I don't use all the beds....And the manure is by the bag, not very big, I'll probably need more, but it's like $20 a bag....argh............
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Makes sense to me!
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That was georgeous. Sorry, not much on yet today. This weekend is papa-daughter weekend!! And that means bike-riding and skipping rope and street chalk and long walks with the dog and Pipi Longstocking films and ultra-cool stuff like that. We just at a nice dinner of alphabet soup with some Turkeywurst. Yum.
Will be on later some when little princess Statalicious is sleeping.....zzz.....
You must have a huge garden if you're buying manure?
It's 20 x 50, but I don't use all the beds....And the manure is by the bag, not very big, I'll probably need more, but it's like $20 a bag....argh............
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Make your own compost instead of throwing it in the trash. Coffee grounds, fruit and veggie peels, kitty litter, grass clippings, leaves in the fall all combine to make compost and it doesn't cost you anything but a place to set it up. Nowadays they even have composting bins.
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You must have a huge garden if you're buying manure?
It's 20 x 50, but I don't use all the beds....And the manure is by the bag, not very big, I'll probably need more, but it's like $20 a bag....argh............
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Make your own compost instead of throwing it in the trash. Coffee grounds, fruit and veggie peels, kitty litter, grass clippings, leaves in the fall all combine to make compost and it doesn't cost you anything but a place to set it up. Nowadays they even have composting bins.
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It's 20 x 50, but I don't use all the beds....And the manure is by the bag, not very big, I'll probably need more, but it's like $20 a bag....argh............
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Make your own compost instead of throwing it in the trash. Coffee grounds, fruit and veggie peels, kitty litter, grass clippings, leaves in the fall all combine to make compost and it doesn't cost you anything but a place to set it up. Nowadays they even have composting bins.
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We've been doing that for years.....I don't know about kitty litter....we do not put that or any dairy products or meat products....no cooked food, either....and I have 2 compost bins.
I don't use oak leaves because they take forever to decompose....but we have lots of grass clippings....they all go into one of the two bins we have.