ELDER NEWS: 11 November 2009
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- Annie
- Mother of three, grandmother of two, I have lived at various times in my life in the West, the North, and the East of Canada. Half the year in Nova Scotia, half in Toronto, and half on the road or on the West Coast, these are my stories. And pictures.
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2 comments:
Okay, who came and went in such a dramatic fashion?!
It's raining here and I couldn't be happier. Planting a veggie garden does change your outlook on rain!
Hugs!
Hi Barbara Anne
A couple more posts in this series, all will be revealed on Monday! ;-)
I guess after a bit of a drought, rain is welcome in the garden! Here it's the opposite, too much rain! Strawberries are doing well but lots of other stuff is at risk of rotting. My garden could definitely do with a bit of sun now. A lot of my seeds just rotted in the ground, I've planted twice and have my fingers crossed.
But good to hear someone is benefiting, it's an ill wind...etc
Hugs to you, and good harvest!
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