Jim
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We alwaays enjoy seeing them too but haven't doneso in about a year now but do tlk on phone almost everyday.
I noticed this banner at the bottom of a webpage I visited today:
Well, duh!
Well, duh!
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I can tell how long I known most friends by how old their children are.
Only a few from 50+ years, most 30 to 40 years.
Only a few from 50+ years, most 30 to 40 years.
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I have no friends, none! I have relatives I talk to occasionally and that's it. I had 1 and he turned out to be no friend. I sent him word that he is on my shoot on sight list so he wisely stays away.
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Me neither, almost had a friend once. lol
Brussel Sprouts are in the "Won't Even Stay Down" category. Anything that smells that bad can't possibly taste good.
I'll bet you that if we had a get-together of folks on this forum you'd have some friends. We are mostly "online friends" now, but I can tell you from experience that when you meet the group in person, you will find that you like them for the same reasons you like them online. I have made several great friends that started out as typed words on a monitor screen.
I saw that picture and immediately knew that Brussels sprouts would be on my menu tonight. Yum!
YEP! Brussels Sprouts are great!
From what I read, it's going to be a blue moon also
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I have a few good friends, a few more work friends, that I would like to have breakfast once a month. If they will ever retire & hang out with me.
Caribou, I bet a few beers with you would be a blast.
They don't allow me a "few" beers. They cut me off after one or two. They know me too well.
IMHO "friend" is a very over used term. I know a million people. I have thousands of acquaintances. My friends I could count on one hand and have fingers left over. True friends are few and far between.
Love 'em!!!
I love Brussel sprouts too!
I grew the heck out of them one year.
You can keep your squash, zuccini, cucumbers, turnips, radishes and other inedibles as far as I'm concerned.
This is what real food looks like:
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Blue moon you left me standing alone.....................or the other one ?
Brussel sprouts is on my list fo stuff to figure out how to grow. I love em. Just need a little cayenne pepper akes and some butter.
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I like them too but not many veggies I don't like.
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I don't remember them being that hard to grow. Something special about their fertilizer appetite though
Only advice I can offer is, don't plant more than 2 rows of them. You will have your freezer half full of Brussel sprouts.
I selected them after looking for the most expensive vegetables I had bought that I could grow.
Do not waste your time growing cabbage! You will find yourself working for $2 per hour.
That is a joke!
And I'm back on topic!
I have no problem with cabbage usually grow a dozen heads every spring. I want to time out a fall crop for them so I can store some for winter.
Seems like it gets too hot here. Again need to time a fall crop. I would think nutrients would be close to the same for both. Gonna try them in beds next year. Drip line should help too.
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Seems like it gets too hot here. Again need to time a fall crop. I would think nutrients would be close to the same for both. Gonna try them in beds next year. Drip line should help too.
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That's what sprouts look like when they're growing?! I may have to reconsider my taste for them. That looks like a plant escapee from some alien world.
