The Last Day Of February

 Hello sweet friends . . .

Thank you for stopping by :)

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We had a beautiful day today.

Our temps reached 56 degrees 

and the sun came out in the 

afternoon . . . so nice.

 

 

Some of our ground is still

frozen, but out by the garden

it was not.  So I wanted to share

this idea that I found on

a gardening show on You Tube. 

You take a big 5 gallon or bigger

bucket and drill large holes in

the bottom and sides.

 

 

Then you bury it in the ground

so that all the holes are underground.

Fill with your table scraps 

and place the lid back on.

That's it!

The worms will crawl through the

holes and turn it all into 

beautiful compost.

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I love this idea because I

compost only in the warm weather

digging a hole and burying my scraps.

So, in the winter when the ground

is frozen I waste a lot of good

compost.  These can be there

all year round to just lift the

lid and fill.

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If any of you have tried this 

I would love to know what you think. 

 

I also spent time today

cleaning and rearranging my

kitchen shelves.

 

I installed some cup hooks

and hung some of my cups.

 

 

 

A week or so ago I found

a bag of artificial lemons

at the Goodwill and 

I thought they looked pretty

 sitting in Steve's scale.

He used this scale when he was 

making sausage.

 

  Last but not least . . .

a girlfriend stop in for a visit

and brought watermelon 😊.

I didn't even know that the stores 

had it this early . . .

It was a sweet taste of what's

to come as the weather 

and gardens move into a warmer season.

 

Thanks for visiting . . .

In these troubled times, I want to

end my post with this . . . 

 God Bless You All

 
Your blogging sister,

Connie :)