What I just started- red bell pepper, green bell pepper, greenbeans, wax beans, broccoli, carrots, yellow squash, zucchini, basil, rosemary, thyme, dill, and cilantro. I am waiting on my heirloom tomato, parsnip, more red bell pepper, and sugar snap pea seeds to arrive. I'll start some fingerling potatoes from a few that I'll pick up at the store. :)
- Kelli H.
hmmm...freshly picked veggies for delicious salads!
- imabonehead
Well, you got the freshly picked veggies part right. :P I am so excited about this that I even made a spreadsheet to track germination and harvest. :")
- Kelli H.
Myfolia.com is a great tool for tracking things like that (it has even more milestone choices) if you want something searchable, etc. I love it so much that if I could program worth a damn, I'd be doing pro bono work for them trying to make an offline editor for them. http://myfolia.com/gardene...
- Spidra Webster
"MyFoliage" might be a name for a site featuring sexting pics from males. (Or, at least, it SHOULD be.)
- Jkram|ɯɐɹʞſ
unhistorical: March 27, 1854: The Crimean War begins. The Crimean War was one of the first major conflicts to pit the Great Powers of Europe against each other following the Napoleonic Wars. It was fought between an alliance made up of the French, British, and Ottoman Empires (with support from Sardinia) and the Russian Empire, with much of the... - http://dendroica.tumblr.com/post...
Oh lord now there's a group of them. Shut uuuuuuup.
- Jessie
I can't say anything because it's a coworker who works for another professor, this is related to her job and they can't work in the conference room because it's occupied. But yeah, this coworker is the reason everyone else in the office has headphones.
- Jessie
If you know me reasonably well, you know exactly how I feel about software installers that bundle crapware, the developers that choose to abuse their users this way, and the companies that make this possible.
If you have the nerve to contact me through my software site to discuss whether I'd be willing to cram crapware down my users' throats, it will probably go something like this...especially if you catch me when I am cranky and haven't had enough sleep.
- April Russo
I left his email address intact in case any software users would also like to let him know how they feel about bundled crapware. Maybe if he gets enough emails he will quit and get himself a more ethical job.
- April Russo
Oh, this gets better...the name on the email matches this LinkedIn profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in... Yes, it is the same Wayne Rosso. He went from public relations for a lot of big name artists to president of Grokster to pushing crapware bundles. Translation: helping artists to sell albums to helping fans steal them, helping users pirate software to peddling crapware to the same developers that had their software stolen. What a slimeball!
- April Russo
I'm tired of people's tongue in cheek, accidental, "I didn't mean it that way" homophobia. When I rare back and totally and intentionally pop you in your mouth, know that it was 100% on purpose.
I just can't with all of this passive-aggressive meandering and BS. STFU and go sit down somewhere and stop worrying yourself TO DEATH about what people think about you. Jesus.
- Derrick
I get it and this is more me just being irritated. I certainly don't want to establish some kind of decree on how people use socnets, but damn, I feel like I'm in this person's head and I'm trapped and can't get out. It's just too much.
- Derrick
There's some folks on Twitter that I had to unfollow because their feeds were like they were jacked directly into their inner monologue. Still love 'em but it can get overwhelming.
- Hookuh Tinypants
Hickory, dickory, dock,
Two mice ran up the Clock.
The clock struck one,
But the other escaped
With minor injuries
And superficial lacerations
About the head and shoulders.
Why don't we subject MP's to this technology too? After all, if they think it works why not show us that they have nothing to hide? But seriously, this is BS...
- Halil
from Bookmarklet
"Scrambled eggs, spicy chorizo sausage, cotija cheese, and a quick cilantro pesto are stuffed into warm tortillas to make the perfect breakfast. I used this Cilantro-Cumin Pesto that I posted last week. It really is delicious, and I keep finding new ways to use it! This is a fun update on a southwestern classic. The cilantro pesto can easily be made ahead to speed up the morning process a bit."
- Derrick
from Bookmarklet
Still no explanation about why my feeds are not feeding from FriendFeed, and I've checked my settings—they should be feeding. Apologies to followers, but I'm not hearing from tech support. Judging from the lack of feeds going through, it seems like many other people are having the same problem. Is this the end of FriendFeed? :-(
I still really like FriendFeed and find it helpful. It would be nice if they would post a "goodbye" message, if that's what's happening...or tell us when we can expect our feeds back, or why we're seeing some people's feeds and not others. Hello, FriendFeed?
- Cathryn Hrudicka
Thanks, Ian and Muge, and thank you for the tip about backing up FriendFeed. It seems like only my Tumblr log is still feeding here.
- Cathryn Hrudicka
"This snack, which I've made a few times over the last week, is a winner. So simple. It's just toast, spread with Boursin herbed cheese, topped with sliced fresh garden tomatoes, and sprinkled with coarse salt and freshly ground black pepper. We get freshly baked La Brea bakery French and Italian loaves at the local market, which of course makes a difference. You want a toast that will hold up to the tomato and not just collapse the minute it touches something moist. We just happen to have Boursin in the fridge, but you could easily use any spreadable cheese, like goat cheese, mixed in with a few minced herbs. Easy! And crazy good."
- John (bird whisperer)
from Bookmarklet
On a happy note, I am SO relieved I signed up for the program where they even out your electric bills over the year and you pay a set amount each month! $104 a month is so much better than $350 a month in June, July, and August. Phew!
- Kelli H.