yeah i'm gonna introduce mine to the pets of the house.....the oldest one i have, been teach him how to cast a fishing rod and reel........he's getting there....my other are girls, the oldest is a tom boy from hell...which is cool...
yes it was.....
You can always tell by the skull
honestly no i haven't, in fact....that's a heck of an idea too....thanks
Thank you, I was feeling sorry for myself about the MRI LOLToday I spent a couple of hours in the dentist chair getting a temporary crown. (Three sets of shots.)
Gotta wait a couple of weeks for the lab to make my new gold toof.
When I was a kid my grandpa used to do the worm thing with a 1x steak drove in the ground, he would use a old handsaw or a cinder block both worked very well. He only used this technique to get long johns or blue nose worms.Trained veg plants first thing this morning. I gave up on the manifolding experiment. The growth didn't fit my schedules and my regular plants I let grow out, then bend and tie down, are out pacing them with more tops. I can't see the end results being worth what looks like would be 2-3 weeks more veg to get the same vegetative mass. Went outside to move wood, i still have, well had, 4 big piles of oak that I cut up from this past winter. I started collecting worms for a worm bin I've had for like 6 months now while I moved it. I also made a worm grunting stick out of a couple branches and this shit actually worked, I drove a couple dozen worms out from under each pile after picking up the ones I could see. It's a notched stick you jamb in the ground and rub with another stick
It's dusk out so I'm going to go grunt up some worms.
That just sounds wrong imho.
I like the saw idea and 1x idea, i have an old worn out bow saw that'd probably work well and the stick I made is kinda short and doesn't really vibrate the ground too far out. The second outing went pretty good, though. It's pretty cool, do it for 10-20 seconds and the red wigglers come out, keep going another 10-20 seconds and the earthworms start coming out. I hit one old pile of leaves and about 2 dozen wigglers came flying right out. I won't be surprised to have a couple hundred worms by the end of the week.
I do construction, and when i remodel a bath I repurpose the tubs into compost beds, to which I add spent goat hay, leaves, grass clippings and various other stuff. The worms get in there and break it down so fast, I never have to look for worms to fish. Right now I have three regular tubs a big round garden tub and a corner garden tub, all ready to go, I loaded up in February, and I need to empty and reload.
Beautiful!
Thank you! The privacy wall was my idea. They originally want a plain flat wall but I talked them into something a little more decorative.
It's the smell of the smoke & ashtray breath that repulses me.
