
the north patch : containing corn, peas, pumpkin, tomatoes, cucumber, sugar peas, cantaloupe, zucchini & winter squash…

the north patch : containing corn, peas, pumpkin, tomatoes, cucumber, sugar peas, cantaloupe, zucchini & winter squash…

the south patch : containing cherry tomatoes, peppers (bell, jalapeno, cayenne & bannana), cabbage & spinach…

scumblr: beverlyhasablog: Oh my gosh this is amazing. My music sound so much clearer. Edit: This doesn’t sound too great with my heavier songs. The sound blurs together a bit. jayrobinson: If you’re look for the perfect setting for your iTunes Equalizer, look no further. Set it to Manual to calibrate, then “Make Preset…” once you’re done. db +3, +6, +9, +7, +6, +5, +7, +9, +11, +8 db

but don’t plant the corn & tomato next to each other in the garden… they are not companion plants & may harm each other’s growth if planted close together…



made from tree trimmings, old tarp, & t-shirt scraps

fluffynotes: somethingchanged: topherchris: Renny Gleeson breaks down our always-on social world — where the experience we’re having right now is less interesting than what we’ll tweet about it later. Ted Talk

stacey’s the year of the garden post and edatrix’s garden post inspired me to share this garden photo.
i spent the first day of spring breaking ground on a backyard garden.
yes, two garden patches with an oak tree in the center.

i’d call 911 if they ran out of nuggs too.
I want that mug!
love ❤
i knew there was a reason i don’t eat at mcdonalds.

my macbook pro battery exploded after 20 months of use. luckily, i was able to remove it before it ruined the laptop.

(courtesy Adobe Illustrator Live Trace feature).
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sunili:(via theoisjonesing: tightgrip: thenausner)
Awesome! Analogue Sunday can’t come quick enough.

(via Gaping Void)1
NOTES:
1) Hugh MacLeod, August 1, 2008, Gaping Void, accessed August 2, 2008, http://www.gapingvoid.com/ (page not available)

The big story is not about blogging. It’s not about Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Friendfeed or whatever.
It is about..
Cheap. Easy. Global. Media.
CheapEasyGlobal is the big story.
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NOTES:
1) Hugh MacLeod, “cheapeasyglobal,” July 13, 2008, Gaping Void, accessed July 31, 2008, http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/004603.html (page not available)

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