daugen
Epic Contributor
Thanks Ted for the kind words. Nice visit to Food Pantry this morning, was warmly greeted by volunteers, very impressive operation, though full of paperwork, each month clients have to bring proof of income and proof of expenses to qualify, seems a bit onerous...but apparently some big donators like the supermarkets don't want their food getting gamed, since they donate a lot of nice stuff and not just end of the line. And boy were the supermarket veggies sad looking, no wonder they are excited about what I was bringing in.
Came home, changed, hoed the rows where the pak choy was, and planted a pound of white onions I picked up at Ace Hardware. $1.99 for this pound bag of onions, must have been a hundred little guys in there. So about 200 Texas sweets, maybe some cippolini if they actually keep growing, and now some white sweet onions. I also found a tiny bit left of red creole onion seeds, maybe the second time around they will grow. Everything was pretty wet, so I bagged it until tomorrow. Tomorrow I re-till the corn rows again and plant the rest of the corn.
Have bills to pay, taxes to send in, then maybe a nap. I was going to wash the truck and car and got lazy.
Came home, changed, hoed the rows where the pak choy was, and planted a pound of white onions I picked up at Ace Hardware. $1.99 for this pound bag of onions, must have been a hundred little guys in there. So about 200 Texas sweets, maybe some cippolini if they actually keep growing, and now some white sweet onions. I also found a tiny bit left of red creole onion seeds, maybe the second time around they will grow. Everything was pretty wet, so I bagged it until tomorrow. Tomorrow I re-till the corn rows again and plant the rest of the corn.
Have bills to pay, taxes to send in, then maybe a nap. I was going to wash the truck and car and got lazy.