Spring is still nine days away, but the warm weather has inspired some flowers to show up early.
11 March 2008
Blooms
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Kelly and Meg
An organic gardening, chicken kid raising couple navigates academia and blogs about their quest to live more responsibly. Vegetables, environmental politics, do-it-yourself projects, beer, and chicken kid stories feature prominently, along with occasional book reviews and cooking experiments.
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2 comments:
You dirty rats!! Despite a week with highs in the 40's, we still have 12" of snow on the ground!! Our snowfall was 50" over our average this year. Yes that's FOUR FEET! Great for the aquifers, crummy for me planting my spinach!
Beautiful pics. ~envy~
-Rob
Oh, they are so pretty. I can't wait till something pops its little head up in our yard. Mom
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