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September 4, 2010, 7:09 am
Clear
Clear
67°F
real feel: 64°F
current pressure: 30 in
humidity: 65%
wind speed: 9 mph W
wind gusts: 9 mph
sunrise: 6:33
sunset: 19:29
Forecast September 4, 2010
day
Partly sunny
Partly sunny
81°F
wind speed: 18 mph W
wind gusts: 43 mph
night
Mostly clear
Mostly clear
52°F
wind speed: 7 mph W
wind gusts: 27 mph
Forecast September 5, 2010
day
Sunny
Sunny
80°F
wind speed: 13 mph WSW
wind gusts: 29 mph
night
Clear
Clear
56°F
wind speed: 2 mph SW
wind gusts: 18 mph
 
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Happy Earth Day!

Happy Earth Day! Be kind recycle! We will be planting today!

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New crops

My plants are exploding. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Dill, Thyme and Lettuce just going crazy on my balcony.

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Nice and Hot

Today is such a beautiful hot day and it will continue into next week. This is a great time to open the shades and windows. Lets air out your house or apartment.

Do some spring cleaning. Make sure to use non toxic cleaners.

Do some planting. Just get out there while its nice.

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Happy Earth Day!

Wishing everyone a Happy Earth Day! I will be planting on my balcony and helping my dad in the garden.

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Harvesting Rain Water

For decades my family has been using rain water for watering our outdoor and indoor plants. This saves our drinking water. More than 70% of the planet is covered with water, but only 2.5% of that water is drinkable. Scientist speculate that our water supply is rapidly shrinking.

Saving rain water can be an efficient way to help save our water supply. Don’t waste drinking water on your lawns, flower beds, and trees daily.

Some of the best ways of harvesting rain water, is your basic large trash can or even those huge storage tubs. You can place them near the shed or behind the house, but in a place that easy to get to.

If you have well water this will keep you from wasting precious drinking water and if your paying for your water this will also lower your water bill.

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Its Spring again!

All the latest blooms from the yard!

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Spring Planting

One of our favorite times of the year is Spring because things are in bloom in the yard and we start adding some new trees, bushes and get the garden going. So heres just a few things going on.















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Try Using Recycled Paper Towels

I have used several brands of Recycled paper towels and to me the best is Trader Joe’s. For one they are 2 play and the roll is pretty thick. It soaks up liquids pretty good too. It doesn’t leave any lint behind when I use it. You get 3 large rolls for $3.99. I bought one time Marcal and I got a lot of rolls for almost $20 bucks but the rolls are small, one ply and its easy to go through them quickly. Now the Marcal paper towels I used was several months ago. I recenlty went to their website and they seem to be making new and improved products. I will have to give them a try, maybe I will get a better deal. And of course I will post this.

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