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I had a small asparagus bed for several years. Don't remember the variety, but it was supposed to be all male or female -- whichever is the good one. It wasn't. I got a lot of enjoyment out of that -- always the first thing going each year. But it was a pain to keep clean and it would spread outside the bed like you're saying.

What, you didn't read the disclosures?

New Glarus, WI is a cool little town and that brewery is a good one. They have a Beer, Bacon and Cheese Festival each summer. My sister is in the Chicago suburbs so we have gone up there with her a couple times. About 2 hours from her house. Pretty fun and lots of different things to try. Got talked into doing bacon/maple ice cream and it was very good. Never would have thought it would work with bacon but it did. Have a friend that really likes Spotted Cow so I brought some back for him one year.

If you have a Google account I think it'll share info across other devices signed in to it. Chrome, gmail, maps, etc.

I do a lot of heirloom stuff in my small garden. I like Baker Creek and Seed Savers for those. Also Johnny's, Territorial Seed. Here's a list of some of my favorites from a spreadsheet I keep: Plant Variety Bean (bush) Dragon Tongue Bean (bush) Kentucky Wonder Carrot Danvers Carrot Scarlet Nantes Lettuce (butterhead) Bunte Forellenschluss Lettuce (butterhead) Tom Thumb Lettuce (butterhead) Yugoslavian Red Lettuce (crisphead) Webb's Wonderful Lettuce (leaf) Green Ice Lettuce (leaf) Red Salad Bowl Lettuce (leaf) Slobolt Lettuce (romaine) Forellenschluss Pea Amish Snap Pea Dwarf Grey Sugar Pea Sugar Ann Tomato (det.) Celebrity Tomato (det.) Early Girl Tomato (indet.) Black Krim Tomato (indet.) Brandywine (Glick's) Tomato (indet.) Cherokee Purple Tomato (indet.) Sun Gold Sand helps keep the soil broken up and makes for better root growth. I've seen it said to add ⅓ sand, but a little research on that is probably in order. Good luck!

You betcha!

Did a double-take on that flag; I thought it was the stars and bars for a second. Those scandahoovians are sure proud of their heritage! And upper midwest folks are some of the nicest you'll find anywhere.

And, if you haven’t already, do everybody a favor and leave a detailed review on that treehouse joint.

Great write up! Sorry Pat got flashed at the golf course. Those brookies are beauties, and it’s cool that they’re native. Also cool the level of access available in the Driftless.

Last time I listened to that was at 33 RPM

Wifey's choice tonight. Probably the best thing we've made in a long time. Beef Stroganoff:

Wow! Before you know it she'll be getting her first tattoo!

Now it's Toyota and Lebanon Bologna. Months ago I saw something about Lebanon Bologna on another forum, so I Googled it. They have been after me ever since. I just searched that forum and the topic came up November 2020. Poor whoever spending all that money on me

Up top I've got an HBO Max ad, down at the bottom is LL Bean. Clean living!

What could go wrong?

Clicking on them also let's them know you're a potential customer

Cool video! We’ve got a mouse that lives in our compost bin. Wife said get rid of him but I said he’s just a mouse being a mouse and not hurting anything. Now we’re losing garden stuff to mice so it’s gonna have to stop.

When I moved out here (west side) in 1990 it was a lot different. We built this house in 2000, but before they developed this neighborhood it was a wheat field. I brought my babies here to show them what a wheat field looked like. A friend of mine used to hunt quail along the fence line at the back of my property, and we used to find shells back there until we cleaned it all up. 30 years is a long time, but it boggles my mind the development out here. Our old vet owned land a little west of the SW corner of I-435 and 87th Street in Lenexa. He told me where I could find the key to the gate so I could run my Brittany out there. Here it is now. I used to park on Renner and go in where the Lofts are:

...and Fernwood 2 Night, Everybody Loves Raymond

Just watched a squirrel run along the top of the fence with a green tomato in its mouth. Almost got a picture of it but no go. Dang it!

The bourbon section at the likker store just gets my head spinning these days. Soooo much new stuff, and I wonder what's just over priced junk with a good label/name and what's good. Haven't had any brown likker in the house in months but if I get in the mood I'll look for Dirty Tub, or whatever it's called

I like that, but the whole time I'm wondering 'what's for supper?'

Thanks for reviving this thread in these desperate times Now, what about the name 'Old Tub'?? I need to talk to their marketing department, stat. And, 'unfiltered' just makes it worse.

Oh boy, an argument! Where's @oneshot

We had several stays there and loved it too. When I heard it was sold I called Richard in Wichita. He was clearly sad that it all was over but knew it had to be. They had an arrangement to sell the place to the park when they couldn't keep it up anymore. That arrangement went back decades. Grace died and the grandkids preferred cashing out to running a place in CO. I would have seriously considered bailing on everything here and taking it up... if I had the opportunity. We swung by a couple years ago for old times sake. They did put a plaque on the big rock in the middle to commemorate the family and history: Don't think there will ever be anything like it again.