must remember how to fly

Lehman’s

~GROWING~
The plants on the left are various hot peepers, the plants on the right are catnip, in front, and rosemary, in back. The plastic in the bottom is covering basil, chives and parsley that hasn’t started sprouting yet. The peepers are about 2 months old, the catnip and rosemary about 1 month. All from seeds, and still living. I am determined to make stuff grow, flower and produce this time.

~CUTTING~
Brutus got a haircut, sort of. I took a picture but you can’t really tell. Looking at him up close you would think that I gave scissors to Nour and Justin and said, “go for it!” I got our clippers out and as soon as I turned them on he got up and politely walked away. So I used scissors. Today, he is getting his toenails clipped. At the vet. No more of that for us, after the last disaster.

It doesn’t matter what or how you choose to eat. Read this book. It shows you a glimpse of America that has been forgotten.
 

Every March Curves has a food drive. Each invidiual location chooses where their food goes, ours is going to a local church’s food bank.

We have nearly 200 members, who are awesome! Last night when I left we had around 1800 pounds of food bought in, in 11 days.

Which includes:
more than 50 boxes of different kinds of pastas
20 bottles of various juices
30 bags of flour and sugar
12-24 packs, 1-12 pack, 1-35 pack and 3 gallon jugs of water. That about 420 pounds alone.
Lots of various stuff like cake mixes, pudding, jello, mac-n-cheese, dry beans, easy cheese and others.
And the kicker…well over 300 cans of just about anything you could want, including 2-7 pound cans of pudding.