On Tuesday, I was able to plant my garden. The spring weather up here is crazy. One day it is warm and the next day it is snowing or raining, so they say to plant your garden around Mothers Day. This year I planted strawberries, cantaloupe, watermelon, green squash, gold squash, green onions, onions, jalepenos, mixed bell peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers. Now its time to water the seeds and hopefully they will all produce as expected.
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Hey Jennifer!! Is this a blast from the past or what? It's Tirzah from UV. I've loved reading your blog (I found it from Shari's :), your little boy is so cute!! It sounds like you and I may have shared an experience in our struggle for our little miracle babies!! Such a blessing! I'd love to hear from you. Hope all is well.
Alright Jenn, I must be too dense, but I don't know how to get your email from your blog. I'd love to chat sometime though. Fill me in on the info. :)
Jen...good job on planting your garden! I need a little help in that area. It's so much fun to hear from Tirzah and others...do you know Shari's blog?
Hello there! I'm so proud of you for planting your garden! We planted our flowers but haven't done the vegetables yet. What is up with your bad self?!? It's so fun finding everyone's blogs! This is Chambers...Hope to hear from you!
Hey Jennifer! I'm so glad that you have a blog - it's nice to know what's going on in your lives and to see how big cute Cooper is getting!
She wants to be a homemaker, it's her dream to raise a family, and give her love to just one man.....I just had to remind you of this song and how your gardening, canning and homemaking skills have really blossomed over the last few years. Actually, I wish we had a garden. The soil in our yard is solid clay though. I don't think any plants would do so well.
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