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The Bluegrass Bunch
Thanks, Marie Well, doesn't sound like the greatest living conditions, but maybe ok. With her vision trouble (and the other stuff wrong!) maybe 1 room is somewhat safer for her. I was wondering why she was there, didn't realize it was to be near her kiddos.- shinekeeper
- Post #346
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
So, Marie...please bring me up to date...Herby finally found a decent place to live? I've lost track of her living conditions. i'm glad she has you to befriend her. You'll have to post a pic of that quilt. Nat...wow, 15. Where did THAT time go? It's hard for me to believe my baby will be 21...- shinekeeper
- Post #344
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
You are awesome!! The Girls have asked me several times if you quit...but I was afraid to mention it and mess things up for you. They will be proud! Yesterday was 1 year for Pam!- shinekeeper
- Post #338
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
Honestly, I think the guy just thought I was stupid to care about chickens. Everyone around me lets their dogs run loose...they believe it is their right because we live in the "country". I always contained my pets as I do NOT share the belief it is okay for my pet to bother others. But...if...- shinekeeper
- Post #336
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
My ex handled this dog in a not nice way He knew how the kids and I loved the chickens. He didn't know who the dog belonged to. I did. When I called the guy (lived about a half mile away) he got all mouthy with me. The chickens were inside a pen...but it was my fault his dog killed them...- shinekeeper
- Post #334
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
I loved having chickens. We raised a little Silky lady and she followed us like a puppy. Her feathery feet looked like house shoes! If you sat down outdoors, she would fly up in your lap and just talk and talk. She met and married and old retired fighting cock and they had 6 babies...3 like her...- shinekeeper
- Post #332
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
Only sorta...this darn light just shines unruly:D Good deal, Randy. You made short work of that coop. We got about an inch of "no accumulation expected". Sun will make quick work of it. Got to see my unborn grandson in a 4-D ultrasound yesterday. He smiled, stuck his tongue out, and...- shinekeeper
- Post #330
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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Great Seed Starting Idea
Glad I wasn't the only one to wonder!- shinekeeper
- Post #10
- Forum: Organic Gardening
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The Bluegrass Bunch
Yeah! Maybe that explains the mispellings, too!!- shinekeeper
- Post #324
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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Weed Garden?!
[QUOTE=GardenBear1;10842]I enjoy growing wild flowers in the yard , I have wild joe pye weed, queen ann lace,wild morning glories, milkweed and a few asters, mullien. here a pic of one of my mullien from last year starting to bloom Mullien is one of my favorites! Such a formidable plant...great...- shinekeeper
- Post #17
- Forum: Theme Gardens
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Great Seed Starting Idea
So....how long does it take for the shells to decompose? Are the tender roots strong enough to break out? I'm blond, by the way.- shinekeeper
- Post #7
- Forum: Organic Gardening
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The Bluegrass Bunch
sorry about the capitols, I'm just to lazy to fix.- shinekeeper
- Post #322
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
Glad you're on the up side, Peggy. ALWASY GOOD TO SEE YOU, JOHN. I HAVE TO ADMIT...THE OLDER i GET, THE EASIER IT IS TO JUST LET BAD BEHAVIOR GO. tHERE WERE TIMES IT SEEMED SO IMPORTANT TO GET THAT LAST WORD IN, OR THAT LAST REAL GOOD DIG. bUT, AS MUCH AS i AM SURPRISED...i THINK i'M GROWING...- shinekeeper
- Post #321
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
I love cabbage soups...I use hamburger sometimes and put parmesean in and on. I have a cold too!! That's what I get for kissing a boy.- shinekeeper
- Post #310
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
Wow, Sharon...that must be some good food!- shinekeeper
- Post #308
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
It goes both ways. There are persnickity postal people but it is also a harder job than most think. I remember a young woman used to expect me to hand deliver her food stamps(back when we did this)...she would not walk out to my vehicle when I blew the horn. She had mean dogs and toddlers all...- shinekeeper
- Post #300
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
Oh, I hear you. My postmaster was just ... oblivious, I guess. I transferred offices and lost 4 years senority by doing so at his advice that I would retain senority. Then, the new office had a postmaster with a year left til retirement and he basically could not have cared less about much of...- shinekeeper
- Post #296
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
I must admit I love one canned soup. Campbell's classic chicken noodle is the best tasting soup I've ever had...homemade or otherwise. I eat it for lunch about every day and can't seem to get sick of it. I remember my son finding a nasty looking vein in his roast beef hotshot at a restaurant...- shinekeeper
- Post #292
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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The Bluegrass Bunch
Sometimes ya just gotta...GO POSTAL!!:p (I carried mail as a rural assistant for 5 years)- shinekeeper
- Post #288
- Forum: Sunflower Cafe
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