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Aloha Friday #3- By Land & Sea
I remember reading in Jim Lahey’s no kneed bread book where he used saltwater from Jones Beach in New York to make a loaf of bread. Now that I got the Hawaiian climate recipe ratio/ rise timing down (11 hours … Continue reading
Baseball and Tomatoes and the Big Apple
I don’t love The Yankees. My heart was ripped out a couple of week ago. I’m not referring to the ER post. I’m referring to game 4 of the NLCS. We (The Dodgers) were so close. I’ve been wanting to … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrations, Day to day maintance, Gardening, Lifes Mysteries
Tagged baseball, baseball cards, Brooks Robinson, bull pen, clete maris, earl Weaver, joe pepitone, Memorial stadium. Pat Santarone. heirloom tomato, mickey mantle, Pittsburgh Pirates, roger maris, tomatoes, world series, yankees. dodgers
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Remains of Summer
When you leave your garden for 6 weeks some things die and some things flourish. The sprinklers are on a timer but still, I’m out there everyday weeding, pruning and hand watering those hard to get areas. There’s a great … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Lifes Mysteries
Tagged Elsa Beskow, gardens, japanese eggplants, kudzu, peppers, squash, summer, tomatoes
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