Recently I have found that I enjoy reading blogs from random people. Not in that weird creepy way, but in the informative, entertaining way. One particular blogger writes heavily on her gardening tasks with a little bit of life tossed in. Hey, sounds familiar. Anyhow, a bit a go I read Finny
Knits and she introduced life happenings by nuggeting them to the blog world (who she borrowed from someone else that has a cool blog).
Since it has taken me ages to write the numerous blogs that were intended, as I sat down today to share some of the happenings my first thought was, "This is going to be one cluster mucked blog.". Then I remembered the nuggets. Here goes...
Peppers, peppers, peppers. The pepper plants went crazy all at once and provided a surplus of sweet food related booty. I wanted in on the pickled pepper making. Easy as pie, wait, easier than pie. And why limit oneself to peppers? Why not carrots, garlic and okra? Don't mind if I do.
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The yummy goodness |
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Went out of town for work, got back home, then an invite for a little protesting. I love a protest of any kind. So first day was Occupy Bisbee. Peoples young and old of this township gathered together with a foil wrapped copper Statue of Liberty to show their support.
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Power to the people |
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This kid was so into it! |
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Support from all angles |
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Anarchy is right |
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D drumming |
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Sign sums it up |
Then there was OccuPIE Bisbee...just wanting a piece of the pie. The next day folks continued in the park.
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Pie |
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My fave sign...'My food stamps bought this pie' |
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For the mathians a SLee original |
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WWWGD? |
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Fork ready for their piece of pie |
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Joined by the painted |
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in the park |
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Then a couple of things continued in the garden. The newly made box finally had dirt and plants added. It is now a cabbage bed with Chinese and Red cabbage. And added a little of Fall color to top off the weekend. What an awesome few days!
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A bed full of cabbage |
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I can't believe coriander comes from these sweet little seeds |
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A bit of color for the season |
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