Saint Peter
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I shoveled off the deck. I don't like to track snow around when I'm grilling.
i am getting ready to mow the yard. i like the wear my blue hoodie for chilly mowing. it is not patagucci.
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I shoveled off the deck. I don't like to track snow around when I'm grilling.
Isn't everyone?Toaster snob
Apparently notI just replaced my toaster. A two slice proctor silex I bought 15 years ago for $10. After doing research, I got another two slice proctor silex. This time for $20.![]()
Not enough slots for a couple. I mean, who eats a single slice of toast?
i am getting ready to mow the yard. i like the wear my blue hoodie for chilly mowing. it is not patagucci.
I mean, who eats a single slice of toast?
well we have to clear them from the driveway for safety's sake, and some of the heaviest fall closest to the house... they go in the big old horse trough composter which has its own good share of insects.Please don't rake your leaves...
Backyard animals, such as toads, frogs and many pollinators, once lived in forests and have adapted to hibernate under leaves,” says Kraus. “The leaves provide an insulating blanket that can help protect these animals from very cold temperatures and temperature fluctuations during the winter.”
Another benefit of not raking your leaves is soil improvement. Kraus points out that as leaves break down, they also provide a natural mulch, which helps enrich the soil.
As the leaves break down, some of their carbon also gets stored in the soil, allowing your backyard to become a carbon sink. “While it’s great for cities to provide collection programs to compost leaves, the most energy-efficient solution is to allow nature to do its thing and for the leaves to naturally break down in your yard,” says Kraus.
https://www.natureconservancy.ca/en/where-we-work/quebec/news/leaves-on-the-ground.html
Not only are leaves good for biodiversity and soil enrichnent it keeps plastic garbage bags out of landfills, by not using leaf blowers you use less fossil fuels. Stalks and branches provide food for birds that don't fly south and by leaving leaves and increasing biodiversity you are providing food for birds returning in the springtime.
H, too, most of the time, but then he tends to eat it as a part of a meal rather than on its own. On its own he might just stretch to 2When she eats toast, that's all SWMBO wants.
Isn't everyone?
Apparently not
Not enough slots for a couple. I mean, who eats a single slice of toast?
I just want a toaster where I don't have to prise crumpets out with a knife.
And some toasters apparently now come with a gluten free setting. Huh.
I just want a toaster where I don't have to prise crumpets out with a knife.
The Holy Grail of toasters.I just want a toaster where I don't have to prise crumpets out with a knife.
That's pretty impressive. A true bargain.My little proctor silex had the best most recent reviews. I was surprised - the only one that beat it out was some expensive commercial looking monstrosity. For the low low price of $150. Which I honestly think is a bit crazy for a toaster.
And so far she's been a good little toaster. She handles my rye bread like a dream.![]()
Here, I do old fashioned raking. Then they are put into brown recyclable paper bags, which the town picks up and composts them. Same with Christmas trees, they pick up and put the tree into a chipper.
Suburbia.
If the leaves are too thick where I don't want them, I pull out the Stihl backpack leaf blower and give them a helping hand into the woods. Normally, the wind takes care of all that for me.
It's worthless to try to mulch any plants in my yard, the wind blow the mulch into the woods.