2016-05-04 20:52
My host, Itasca.net, is ending its long and varied run. I have backed up the blog, at least for now, at http://arsmerouda.wordpress.com.
I’m not sure what I will do yet, whether I will… Read More
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2016-04-16 13:58
Times are grim around here. There is nothing more to say about that, though, because otherwise it just seems like staring at your tummy and thinking about the needed tuck.
I will mention tha… Read More
2016-03-29 04:34
Well, I fully intended to do a full blown Harvest Monday post last week. I got side tracked. And then I fully intended to do a full blown Harvest Monday today. But I got sidetracked, AND my… Read More
2016-03-19 18:53
Yo leo y escribo un libro hoy. Me siento bien Read More
2016-03-19 18:53
Yo soy una mujer. Yo como almuerzo. Yo como una manzana y sopa de frijoles negro. Yo no como pan. Yo escribo una carta. Yo no hablas espanol. Yo hablas inglés Read More
2016-03-19 18:53
Here is an interesting thing that came across my newsfeed today: Stand by Me 1986 ( FILMING LOCATION ) from Herve Attia on Vimeo. This movie contains one of my favorite scenes in any movie… Read More
2016-03-19 18:53
This was an awesome meal. It consists of: onions, mixed greens, tempeh, and olive oil stirfried together; bread with unsalted butter and strawberry jam; and mint tea. The thing that’s… Read More
2016-03-14 01:15
Rhubarb is a lovely example of how foodways might change. It shows up in the historical record as a plant with medicinal value during the Middle Ages, but, like maize, is not appropriate on… Read More
2016-03-13 03:17
OH, THE PAIN, THE PAIN
I’m on day three of the most impairing migraine I have ever had. It’s not the most painful, but it is the most persistent, and it came with a wealth of sym… Read More
2015-12-05 15:13
I am putting together a class on historical gardening, and today will be the first version of it, a round table discussion that will allow me to present some information and learn about what… Read More
2015-06-02 01:28
Let us begin at the end:
Dandelion Jelly
The beginning may have been my desire for violet jelly, but the whole subject goes back for years and years, starting with some distant crank telling… Read More
2015-06-01 19:35
Nope. Still here, just egregiously busy. Today, however, I am laid up with pain, so I am doing some catching up with all the many personal projects I have meant to share since I have this un… Read More
2014-12-03 02:51
Well, the gardening season is officially over with the early arrival of winter. Dag nab it. I’m already receiving seed catalogs for spring 2015, and only the fact that I already have m… Read More
2014-10-13 00:15
10/12/14
It’s very nice out in the yard today. I have no idea how much longer this nice weather will last, but it has captivated me, it’s true, and so the plethora of chores must… Read More
2014-08-17 15:58
Thomas Hill is the creator of the first gardening manual in English, published around 1563 and going through many, many printings. This listing comes from the facsimile version of 1608 at a… Read More
2014-05-21 19:59
Dandelion, Plantain, Hosta, Raspberries, Lemon Balm, Lovage, light amounts of lettuce, onion greens, chives, garlic greens, radishes and radish greens, light amounts of beet greens, sorrel… Read More
2014-05-08 01:55
Yes, I know, high excitement here, these days. I’m much stressed about multiple things. Gardening is still fun, however, and so, of course, some gardening notes:
Wintersown tender annu… Read More
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