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Hi, I just planted 3 con color firs (white pines), and I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what to plant with them. It is a sunny location in CT, and I'd love to bring some color, with plants that are less maintenance. Thanks |
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I just googled the con color fir. This tree easily gets 50' or 100' tall with a spread of 20'. How big are they now? Anything you plant now will be covered by the firs in a matter of time. |
- Posted by kitchennewbie10 10 (My Page) on Fri, May 10, 13 at 19:08
They are about 5 feet tall, and I spaced them for growth. Was just hoping I could fill in while they are growing. Groundcover would be great if bushes don't work. I'm a novice, so any help is appreciated. |
I think your trees are Abies concolor, trees that are grown here in CT as a newer variety of Christmas tree. These have a very distinctive citrus-like scent and longish, soft blue-green needles. This variety grows slowly so you don't have to worry about tremendous height for many, many years. I'm also not clear about what you are want as companions "plants that are less maintenance". Are you thinking of shrubs, perennials, or ground covers? Could you post a photo of the trees? It's difficult to make suggestions without seeing them in their environment. Molie |
- Posted by diggingthedirt CapeCod Zone7ish (My Page) on Sat, May 11, 13 at 8:47
People sometimes plant inexpensive, fast-growing deciduous shrubs as fillers while waiting for evergreens to grow in. Things like forsythia should be really inexpensive now, since they're done flowering (especially ones that were brought into flower early for spring sale), and they grow really quickly with a little water and mulch. They're more or less no-care, other than watering for the first season, and they can be removed when the conifers fill in around them. The only caveat is that you have to keep an eye on them as the firs mature, to be sure they don't interfere with the evergreens' growth. If you stagger the planting, with the deciuous shrubs in front and between the firs, you can use a more choice plant and leave it in place - this can still give you a visual barrier quickly, if that's what you want. Something like clethra might be a good choice - it's a native, and tolerates shade and droughty soil. Check the CT Botanical Society page on shrubs, or a reputable local nursery (I don't mean Home Depot!) One other piece of advice... if this is an area that used to be lawn, don't just dig holes for the shrubs/trees, rototill the whole area and mulch it. You can often hire someone to do this for very little money. Everything will grow better and faster, and the tilling will pay for itself many times over. |
Here is a link that might be useful: CT Botanical Society - shrubs
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I'm planting tomatoes again this year after skipping last year.
I was so discouraged, every time a tomato would be almost ripe, I'd find it eaten up.
I think it is probably 'possums, or maybe skunks or raccoons. I know we have 'possums, not sure about others. Does anyone have any ideas as to how to keep the blasted varmints out of my garden patch? Rusty |
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Do you have it enclosed or just completely open? I have a deer fence, which is screening and chicken wire. I saw a wood chuck looking to gain entry once and the varmint new exactly where the doorway was but I spooked him and he didn't return. I also had a motion detector sprinkler which worked wonders... It would shoot a fast hard spray of water at whatever came in the vicinity. That broke so we bought an Owl that hoots.. I will see if that works as well.. Last yr. we had nothing being the sprinkler croaked and the birds were eating my seedling and seeds before I could get them going.. There went the Cukes , the corn they kept at and finally got that going. Birds can be a pain too. |
- Posted by therustyone 9 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 23, 10 at 19:54
I live in town, so my back yard is fenced, but not the garden itself. I imagine I would have to enclose the tomatoes all around plus with a 'roof' to keep them out. I had hopes there might be some type of repellant that would deter them. Maybe I will have to resort to traps. I can rent one from the county animal control, a cage type that doesn't hurt the animal. Then they will pick it up when you catch something. But neighbors close all around us have cats. I may try to look into the motion detector sprinkler. Living on a pretty low fixed income, I have to watch what I spend. Thanks, |
Our motion detector sprinkler was old and I don't know how much it was. Try google to see. |
I don't know if it would work on a possum but Victor rat traps (snap type) work well for smaller varmints like chipmunks, mice, etc. Maybe you could drill a hole in the trap and anchor it to the ground or the house with a cable, in case the possum gets his arms caught and tries to run off. Just my method of dealing with varmints, there are other more humane ways but I prefer to get rid of them altogether. ;) |
I had to bring my tomatos in as they just blushed last year in order to get any before the critters the ones that did best were indeterimates staked to be 6 feet tall so no one could reach them |
- Posted by therustyone 9 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 24, 10 at 11:48
Catman, I want to be rid of them, too. But I have no place to dispose of large bodies. (grin) Johnas, how do you stake them to be that tall? Thanks all, for the ideas, keep them coming. I'm still hoping to find some sort of deterrant, as is used for dogs, cats, etc. Rusty |
Big cat manure can be bought at large nurseries. It will keep any critter away. Use as a border around your garden. |
- Posted by paloaltomark (My Page) on Sat, Apr 24, 10 at 21:03
Don't rule out rats or mice. Last year I planted tomatoes near an fence that had a dense mat of ivy growing on it. Ivy is a preferred area for rodents since it provides them with shelter and protection from predators. They ate the tomatoes and then ate the tomato stalks, causing the whole plant to die. A total loss. If your problem is rodents you'll need very fine mesh wire to keep them out. Forget plastic mesh, they'll eat right through it. -PlanterTomato |
a really tall steel t post to tie them to your right possums and coons can probly climb that to most of my problem I believe to be field mice Maybe a diversion from your garden? last year we trapped 8 coons at a bird feeder a few hundred feet fron the garden they never made it over to find my sweet corn That tiger manure sounds like a good idea wonder if you can get it mailorder |
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Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Brown
I'm not really a fan of MAC, but I decided to give this product a try. Bought this to highlight my brow bone. MAC is known for it's highly pigmented eyeshadow so I thought this would get the job done. It didn't. It was like applying chalk to my face. And yes I did apply eyeshadow primer first.
If you want a great cream colored eyeshadow, try Estee Lauder Pure Color Eyeshadows in Sugar Cube and Summer Linen. You don't need primer. It doesn't crease and it blends really well. Much better than this stuff.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sadiemonster on 5/17/2014 11:15:00 PM more reviews by sadiemonster
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Stupidly, I bought this without reading reviews. I won't buy it again.
I'd never really used matte white shadow much in the past, but I got some in a LORAC PRO Palette (which was great btw), and I loved it. For some reason LORAC doesn't make single eyeshadows in the colors you get in the palette, so I had to find dupes. I thought I couldn't go wrong with MAC's basic white.
Unfortunately it sucks. While the LORAC white was richly pigmented, creamy and smooth, the MAC Gesso is chalky, unpigmented and dry, almost gritty. It's like a really cheap talc-based shadow. In fact, white talc would probably be MORE effective.
With the Lorac, I only needed to tap my brush in the color a couple of times and sweep it over the whole lid. With Gesso, I need to swirl my brush around in the pan quite vigorously and scrub back and forth over the lid to spread the color. You can actually hear it, it's like sweeping chalk dust on sandpaper. And even then, it's uneven, patchy and dry.
Sweeping it right up to the browbone is virtually impossible, because it's so hard to blend and get coverage. Using it in the inner corner doesn't work - it highlights dry patches you didn't know were there. Because it's so light on pigment, you only end up with a slightly paler lid than your normal skin color (I'm NC15), so it's just not really even worth it. Blending other colors over the top isn't great either, because the Gesso makes them hard to blend.
So now I have a MAC quad with three shades in it I like, and a base shade I don't, which is really annoying. I'm glad I only paid US$10 to get this from the American MAC online store and not the US$24 it would cost in Australia. On the downside, it's probably not worth sending back.
So it's back to the drawing board in the search for a basic, reliable white.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sarahmarie86 on 2/2/2013 9:03:00 PM more reviews by sarahmarie86
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Green
Gesso is a stark matte white. The formula is a bit dry, but I think that's necessary for proper application of such a white color. If this was overly pigmented we would all look like drag queens when applying it. This used to be my HG highlight until recently... Vanilla and I are having a love affair. Even though this may sound blasphemous to some makeup snobs... the best way to apply Gesso is to use a sponge tip applicator, like the ones you get in Covergirl trios. Overall I like it... don't loooooove it. Will repurchase.
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YoHarajuku on 8/18/2012 9:42:00 AM more reviews by YoHarajuku
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
Really dissapointed with this. Very chalky and found it hard to blend or look smooth, my lids look so patchy no matter what i do. Maybe I got bad eyeshadow or its old but I wouldn't buy this again.
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*TOP REVIEWER* bailokaye on 8/10/2012 1:03:00 AM more reviews by bailokaye
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
Very dusty/chalky and not very pigmented. It's an okay basic matte white, but there are better whites out there. Works well to blend other colors out, but that's about it. Doesn't work well for inner corners (it clumps up), or for using in an eyeshadow look (doesn't show up much).
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MakeupLover321 on 7/15/2012 3:46:00 PM more reviews by MakeupLover321
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
There are many dupes for this eyeshadow however this is such a good neatral colour. It is a vivid white. I really love this colour and I will have to re-purchase this because I have hit pan on it.
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Kkate142 on 5/28/2012 10:23:00 PM more reviews by Kkate142
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I really like MAC and their products.But this one was not my favorite.It is not shockingly pigmented like I thought it would be.Which is why it was disappointing.It works okay as a cheek highlight, but I prefer to use my matte white from Maybelliene over this, and I also dont like it because you cant use it for inner corner highlighting either.Dont waste your money.But on the bright side it looks cute with all of my other MAC eyeshadows, and I love the packaging, very sturdy and small.
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*TOP REVIEWER* liviiflutelouu on 5/23/2012 8:15:00 AM more reviews by liviiflutelouu
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
Gesso has been my go to highlight color for under my brow bone for the past few weeks..during the spring/summer time I don't enjoy wearing anything too sparkly on my eyes since it seems to draw attention to my already oily lids and face! I don't use this to highlight my nose or cheekbones since it is not super pigmented..it does give my under brow area a nice "lift" though without any shimmer or shine. Just matte. Very nice for this time of the year!
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plasticbambi on 5/20/2012 8:18:00 PM more reviews by plasticbambi
Age: 19-24 Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This is as pigmented as I'd like but, you can layer it (you have layer it a lot) and it'll pop. I wish I could find a true matte white....oh well....
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BlueLaTifa on 2/6/2012 9:44:00 AM more reviews by BlueLaTifa
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Medium Eyes: Blue
Not pigmented at all. The worst MAC eye shadow I've ever tried. I had to use water on my pencil before I used this eye shadow to even see the tiniest piece of colour. I will never buy this again!
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First grade teacher Gwen Smith was happily married—until her husband got himself a twenty-something mistress and filed for divorce. Now just months away from turning forty-one, Gwen is back in her tiny California hometown, caring for her ailing mother, convinced her life is over. Then she meets Ransom Blake.
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The first hitch in the giddyup wasn't a total surprise. Her mother's dementia had become increasingly worse following the death of Gwen's father, Harold, two years ago. Her parents had been married forty-four years. It was a tough adjustment. At the funeral, Gwen told her husband that she knew the time would come when her mother's welfare would become her responsibility. That she thought Joe would be by her side at this crucial time, and wasn't, was the fact she hadn't seen coming.
But it was true nonetheless. Joe had announced his desire to divorce and packed his bags the same evening. Two months later she was still reeling from that okeydoke. But she couldn't think about that now. Gwen had to focus on one crisis at a time, and at the moment, her mother was the priority.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has turned on the seat belt sign indicating our final descent into LosAngeles. Please make sure your seat belts are securely fastened and your seats and tray tables are in their upright and locked ..."
Gwen stretched as well as she could between two stout men and tried to remove the crook from her neck. Still, she was grateful she'd fallen asleep. Shuteye had been all too elusive these past few weeks, when ongoing worries and raging thoughts had kept true rest at bay. Fragments of a dream flitted across her wakened mind as they landed and she reached into the overhead bin for her carry-on luggage. Gwen didn't know if she wanted to remember it or not. Lately, her dreams had been replaced by nightmares that happened when her eyes were wide open.
"Gwen! Over here, girl! Gwen!"
Gwen smiled as a familiar voice pierced the crowd roaming the LAX Airport baggage claim area. She turned and waved so that the short, buxom woman, wearing fuchsia cutoffs and a yellow halter top straining for control, would know that she, God, and everyone within a five-mile radius had heard her.
"Gwendolyn!" Chantay exclaimed, enunciating each syllable for full effect as she reached up and hugged her childhood friend. "Girl, let me look at you!"
"You just saw me last year, Tay."
"That visit went by in a fog. You know the deal."
Gwen did, and wished she didn't. Her last time home was not a fond memory.
Chantay stepped back, put her hands on her hips, and began shaking her head so hard her waist-length braids sprayed the waiting passengers surrounding them. "What are we going to do with your rail thin behind? You couldn't find enough deep-dish pizzas to eat in Chicago? No barbeque or chicken and waffle joints to put some meat on your bones?"
Gwen took the jab good-naturedly. Her five-foot-seven, size-six body had caused her heftier friend chagrin for years. No matter that Gwen had never mastered how to show off her physique, put on makeup, or fix her hair. The fact that she could eat everything, including the kitchen sink, and still not gain a pound was a stick in Chantay's craw.
Chantay enveloped her friend in a big bear hug. "You look good, girl. A day late and a dollar short on style with that curlicue hair straight out of A Different World, but overall ... you look good!"
Gwen's laugh was genuine for the first time in weeks. "You don't look half bad yourself. And opinionated as always, I see."
"Honey, if you want a feel-good moment, watch Oprah. I'm going to tell you the truth even if it's ugly. And speaking of the u word, those Leave It To Beaver pedal pushers-"
"Forget you, Tay! C'mon, that's my luggage coming around."
A half hour later, Gwen settled back in Chantay's Ford Explorer as they merged into highway traffic for the two-hour drive to Sienna. The air conditioner was a welcome change to the ninety-degree July heat.
"I still can't believe you're here."
"Me either."
"You know you've got to give me the full scoop. First, I never thought you'd ever get married, and if you did, you'd never, ever get divorced!"
"Obviously life wasn't following your script," Gwen muttered sarcastically.
"Oh, don't get your panties in a bunch, sistah, you know what I'm saying. And I'm not the only one. Who did everyone vote the least likely to, uh, get married?"
"I believe the exact description in the high school yearbook read 'would die an old maid.'"
"Well, I was trying to save you the embarrassment of quoting it verbatim but ... who was it?"
They both knew the answer was Gwen. But rather than help make the point, Gwen answered the question with one of her own. "Who did they say would probably have ten kids?"
"Hmph. That's because those nuckas didn't know that fornicate does not equal procreate. After being stuck with raising one accident and another oops by myself, I had my tubes tied. I told the doctor who did the procedure that if a "baby I pulled out" number three showed up in my pee sample, his would be the name in the father line. So believe me, if there's a sperm bad enough to get past the Boy Scout knot he tied, then that's a baby who deserves to be born."
Gwen looked out the window, thought about Chantay's two daughters, and watched the world whirl by while Chantay pushed past seventy and flew down the surprisingly light 405 Freeway. While Chantay had often said she didn't want kids, Gwen had always looked forward to motherhood. She was still looking, but couldn't see any bassinet or baby bed because a divorce petition was blocking the view.
Chantay scanned for various stations on the radio before turning it off altogether. "Why are you making me drag the details out of you?" she whined, exasperation evident in her voice. "What happened between you and Joe?"
The name of Gwen's soon-to-be former husband elicited a frown. "You mean Joey?"
"Who the hell is that?"
"That's what he calls himself now."
"I call him 'bastard,' but I digress. What happened?"
Gwen sighed, sat up, and spoke truth straight out. "He met somebody else."
"You have got to be kidding. Corny-ass Joe Smith, the computer nerd who could barely pull the garter off at y'alls' wedding?"
"That would be him."
"What fool did he find to listen to his tired lines?"
"You mean besides me?"
"Girl, I didn't mean that personally. Joe has some good points. He seems to know his way around a computer better than anybody."
"That's one."
"We've got ninety minutes of driving left. I'll think of something else."
Gwen laughed, appreciative of the levity Chantay brought to a sad situation.
"So ... who is she?"
"Her name is Mitzi, she's twenty-two and works in his office. They both like motorcycles, Miller Lite, and poker. He tattooed her name on his arm and moved into her studio apartment last month. But I don't want to talk about him right now."
"Whoa, chick! You're sure going to have to talk about him later ... and her. That was way too much information to leave me hanging. But I can wait a minute, and in the meantime change the subject to somebody you can talk about ... Adam 'oh, oh, oh, oh' Johnson!"
"Chantay, you are too silly! I haven't thought about that line since we left high school." Gwen, Chantay, and a couple other misfits used to substitute his first name in Ready for the World's hit, "Oh Sheila." Chantay would hum it as he passed in the halls and the other girls would break into hysterical laughter, making them all look like fools.
"That is the single welcome surprise I've had these past few weeks-that Adam is the principal at Sienna. Can you believe it?" Gwen said.
"No, because I never thought a brothah with that much weight in his lower head would have any brains in his upper one."
"Well, there's that, but even more the fact that he's back living in our hometown. After being such a standout at Texas A&M and going on to play for the Cowboys? I guess a lot happened to him since he was sidelined with an injury and forced to retire early."
"I can't believe his wife would agree to move back to such a podunk town. She looks too hoity-toity for Smallville, but I only saw her one time on TV," Chantay said.
"They're divorced."
"What? Girl, stop!"
"Yep, he told me that when we talked. He was nice actually, not the cocky, arrogant Adam I remember. He wouldn't admit it, but I know he's the reason why my getting this post is, to use his words, 'in the bag.'"
"Don't give him too much credit, Gwen. You're a first-rate teacher, and it's not like our town has to beat off qualified educators with sticks."
"Maybe, but the way everything happened ... I'm just happy to know I have a job secured, or at least I will after my interview next week. Mama has some money saved up but that's all going into her assisted living expenses. I still need to support myself, and pay half the mortgage on the condo until it's sold."
"How's Miss Lorraine doing?"
Gwen shrugged. "Mama's about the same, I guess."
"Isn't she a bit young for what the doctors say is happening to her?"
"From what I've learned, not really. The disease usually comes with aging, but can actually occur at any time, from a variety of causes. It's usually given a different name when it occurs in someone, say, under fifty-five. But whatever the title, the results are the same-a long-term decline in cognitive function."
"Just be glad she's still here," Chantay replied. "You can always hug her, whether she knows you or not."
"Oh, she recognizes everybody, and remembers more than she lets on, I'm thinking. But I hear what you're saying, Chantay, and I'm grateful."
They were silent a moment before Chantay changed the subject. "Joe's a lowlife. He could have stayed in the condo and split the rent with the fool he's sleeping with until somebody bought it. He's just an asshole."
"That would have been too much like right. But it is what it is. Don't get me re-pissed about it."
Chantay started humming "Oh Sheila." "Wouldn't it be ironic if you moved back to town and snagged its star player after all these years? Now, we'll have to give your dated butt a makeover, but by the time I'm done with you ... you'll move over all those other silicone-stuffed heifas in town."
"I wonder who else from our class still lives there."
"Girl, it don't even matter. Keep your eye on the prize." Chantay shot another sideways look at her friend. "Um-hmm. If it's Adam Johnson you want-trust, I can help you get him."
Gwen had thought about Adam, and what a nice balm he might be for the hurt Joe had caused her. Not that she'd get into anything serious right away. It would be months before the divorce came up on the backlogged Illinois court docket and was finalized. But since speaking to Adam, she'd fantasized a time or two about the heartthrob she remembered: tall, lanky, chocolate, strong, with bedroom eyes and a Jheri curl that brushed his shoulders. She never dreamed she'd get another chance with someone like Adam. But as she'd learned all too painfully in the past few months-life was full of surprises.
But he was pleased. His firm, Blake Construction, had come in on time and under budget on their latest project. This fact was all the more satisfying because of how his half brother, Adam, had tried to thwart his bid and when that failed, to throw wrenches in their progress at every turn. But Ransom's crew was smart and their boss was smarter. When the first recess bell rang for the children of Sienna Elementary School's new school year, they'd run out and play on a brand new, state-of-the-art playground or in an equally impressive indoor gym and game center, courtesy of Ransom and company.
The melodic tone from his iPhone interrupted Ransom's musings. He reached for it lazily. "Blake."
"You're probably not expecting congratulations from me."
"I know I was a pain in the ass sometimes, but the job looks great."
Ransom opened his eyes and sat up in the chair. "Okay, brother, what do you want?"
Adam chuckled. "Why does it have to be like that?"
"It doesn't, but that's how it is."
Adam couldn't deny that his half brother was right. Fifteen years his junior, Ransom had attributes Adam no longer possessed, if he ever did. He'd left for college when Ransom was a toddler, and they'd never developed a close relationship. Add to that what Adam viewed as preferential treatment of Ransom by their mother, Ransom's small yet successful business and easy way with women, and Adam's competitiveness-and there was little room left for brotherly love.
"Okay, little brother, I was calling for a favor," Adam admitted.
"I was wondering if I could handle the Porsche for a couple of days."
"What's wrong with your car?"
"Nothing. I'm just, you know, wanting to impress a certain female."
Ransom suppressed a sigh as he eased off the lounge chair and down the steps of his backyard pool. He immersed himself to the waist before answering.
"And what are you going to do when this certain female finds out it's not your car?"
"I'm trying to fuck the girl, Ransom, not marry her!"
"I hope you're as clear about that with her as you are with me."
"Look, don't try to school me in lessons of love. I could teach an advanced study course on the subject, know what I'm sayin'?"
No, and probably neither does your ex-wife.
"Daddy, Daddy!"
Ransom looked up as his daughter ran toward him. His heart burst with joy, as it always did at the sight of his princess. "Look, man, I gotta go."
"Okay, then. But can I use the ride?"
"Sure, Adam. You can keep it until I get back from Vegas. I'm leaving in a few days and will be gone about a week."
"Perfect! Thanks, bro."
Ransom's daughter, Isis, ran to the edge of the pool. "Look, Daddy. Miss Carol bought us all bracelets. Aren't they cute, Daddy?" She showed off a colorful plastic bangle jangling on her tiny wrist.
"Beautiful, baby girl. Almost as beautiful as you."
Isis beamed, even as she covered her face. "Daddy!"
"I hope you don't mind, Ransom. They were on sale so I bought one for all the girls. Umm, that looks inviting."
Ransom looked up at his daughter's playmate's mom, Carol Connors, and wondered if she were talking about the pool or the person in it.
"I don't have my swimsuit but if you don't mind skinny-dipping ..."
He had his answer. "Thanks again, Carol," he said as he eased himself out of the water and reached for the towel that was draped on the lounge chair. "I really appreciate your help with Isis, especially with me going out of town."
"It's no problem. She and Kari are like sisters." Carol dropped her voice an octave. "Now there's an idea."
Ransom thought Carol couldn't be more obvious if she tattooed "available" on her forehead. But he couldn't blame her for trying: an educated, single mother, in a town where women outnumbered men. A woman had to do what she had to do.
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Definately a MUST read..will bring out the cougar in you!!
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This story will take you away from your average life and put you into a romantic state of mind. It is a euphoria for women who feel that they passed their prime and they would never have a chance or another chance to experience romantic love. The story encountered many set backs and jealous bystanders that kept things real. I actually hope those Adonis' really exist. It's really a pipe dream.
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Page turner, could not put it down!
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I REALLY enjoyed this book. Mr. Ransom is a dream come true! Loved it!!
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Kept me engaged, couldn't put it down!
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Purchased this book expecting it to be Zuri Day but it is a totally different book by another authur. Highly disappointed. There is no way for me to return this book or receive my money back.
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This 1966 International pick-up is described as in mint condition by the seller. There are some obvious paint flaws and signs of age, but the truck does look like a cool example with great looking wheels, tires, and stock hubcaps. Find it here on Craigslist in Eureka, Montana for $3500 obo. Special thanks to BaT reader Matt K. for this submission!
Great Saturday truck for riding around with the kids doing chores.
The International's hook is the neat old original topper, you just don't see those anymore. Everyone pitched them as soon as they got a little ragged. Of course this guys GMC panel is totally cool too. I can see this guy and I think alike.
Fresh as that snow on the mountain. Keep that 6, put it and yourself to work, have a happy life under that big Montana sky.
It has NO radio but it does have an antenna! Man, I'm not a fan of pick-ups, or trucks in general, but I freakin' LOVE this thing! It's got style for miles! Of course, if I bought it, my wife would have me sleeping in it for a week.
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My dad had a very similar camper shell on the back of a '78 F150 when I was a kid. Had the same crank-out jalousie windows and everything… Well it did at least until it colapsed under its own weight due to a completely rotted-out wooden structure.
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2013 FoodCyclist Farm Chicken CSA
Who chicken?
FoodCyclist Farm chicken
FoodCyclist Farm is offereing the chance to have a pastured raised chicken once a week for twenty weeks. Brought to you as fresh as can be, to be cooked and fed to your family and friends, or frozen for the winter months when you are missing healthy local food and craving some roast chicken.
While this is my first year on this farm, this is not my first year farming. For more about your farm and to get to know your farmer click here.
What chicken?
100% all natural. All chicken, no bull!
My chickens are raised on pasture eating bugs and grass. They live happy and healthy lives. They are given NO antibiotics and NO growth hormones. They enjoy fresh air, sun shine, and stress free lives.
I will pair the chickens with fresh sustainably grown herbs. No chemicals, no pesticides, only rich flavor paired with simple recipe suggestions to transform your chicken into a culinary masterpiece.
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New Milford, CT
FoodCyclist Chickens grow up around New Milford, CT, on Connecticut pasture. My CSA pickup point will be in New Milford or very close by in Sherman, CT.
As the farm is getting it�?¢ï¿½?�?s start this year and the chickens are mobile, so am I. There are a lot of things to figure out, but one certainty is the quality of the birds that will be raised in New Milford this year.
When the birds get here, you are more than welcome to come and visit them to see for yourself how good their lives are. I will also be posting a lot of pictures as I go so you can follow from home.
When chicken?
June 7th �?¢ï¿½?�? October 18th
The Chicken CSA will last 20 weeks from the summer into fall. A fresh chicken paired with fresh herbs every week.
Why chicken?
This chicken is better in every way.
The industrial factory farm model produces chickens that are inferior in quality in many ways. What they are lacking in flavor, they make up in antibiotics, hormones, and all kinds of unnatural stuff.
FoodCyclist chickens are never fed any hormones, never fed any antibiotics, and never given any animal by-products. Instead they are given sunshine, clean water, bugs, grass, and local grains.
An independent study funded by the USDA Sustainable Agriculture and Research Education (SARE) Program found that compared to conventionally raised chickens, pasture raised chickens had 21% less total fat, 30% less saturated fat, and 28% fewer calories. The pasture raised chickens had essentially no fat in the breast meat, but had 50% more vitamin A and had significant levels of omega-3s, where conventional chickens had none.
My chickens contain omega 3 fatty acids, something you body needs. 30% of their diet comes from the grass they live on, making them a great source for this healthy nutrient.
While chickens on pasture eat bugs and grass, they do need grain to supplement their diet. The grain that I buy in comes from the Central Connecticut Farmers Coop. This is the best source of grain that I have found. As my farm grows through the years I have the ability to grow the grains I feed my chickens, something I am working to make happen very soon.
By joining this Chicken CSA you are investing locally. I am local, I buy from local businesses, and I support other local farmers. You are also supporting my wife Kate, and our new baby due July 12th, 2013.
How much chicken?
20 weeks = $480
Making an investment in your food is making an investment in yourself. After all, you are what you eat.
The 20 week chicken CSA will cost $480. That gives you a chicken a week for 20 weeks, and some herbs to compliment the meat.
How do I reach that number?
Chickens average 4 pounds, $6 per pound, x 20 weeks. Herbs are complimentary as my thank you for joining the CSA. Chickens of my quality and standards fetch $7-8 a pound. Because you have made the investment in me and my family I want you to have a discounted rate.
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The best is pasture raised chicken and fresh herbs. FoodCyclist Farm brings you the best when is comes to pastured poultry. Located in New Milford, CT and servicing the surrounding areas.
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Well I know I can't be the only one out there looking for this so I'm just going to go ahead and ask. I've been all over the net trying to get a hint of what hops Boneyard uses in the RPM IPA but all I get is the same, "4 Northwestern Hops". Well it kinda narrows it down. I know for sure that one of them has to be Citra, the others, not so sure. I'm almost guessing the Citra is the main bittering hop but once again I will have to try and experiment. Just looking for suggestions on the other hops. My local beer store will be putting this on tap later this week so I'll fill up some growlers to compare with whatever I come up with on this recipe. Thanks in advance.
have you made any progress with this one? my buddy in portland wants to disect this beer as well... from what he tells me/the website i think you are right about the citra... and its probably heavy on the dry hop as he said its got one of the best aromas for an ipa that he has seen! would love to get my hands on one to try it, but im in florida and im not sure that i can find one down here... thanks and good luck
I would also love a clone of this amazing beer!!! There is another thread about it:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/boneyard-recipe-288072/
I'm going to bring this thread back up in hopes we can get a recipe done. I'm just waiting for it to get back on tap here and I will start working on the clone. Here's some info:
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Just wanted to see if anyone had updates on a recipe? I had the RPM for the first time last weekend and was blown away. Any help would be appreciated.