Commiejones

Yall should probably listen to more Stacy Q It is equal parts cringe lyrics and solid 90s electro-pop

and no body text at pride either!

Just randomly came across this quest in my latest playthrough and its spectacular. If you are gonna do a Morrowind playthrough put this in your list but do yourself a favor and ditch the boots of blinding speed.

The tomato house is picking up speed. In the next week it'll get past the tipping point where it is producing more than we want to eat. The yellow ones have a really lemony flavor and the darker ones have a deep umami flavor to them.

The funny shaped one in the middle is a random cross breed that came up on its own in the garden last year. It will be the starting point for our personal breed they are really sweet, fleshy, and have a good crunch to them. There is only the one in the picture because I keep eating them as soon as they are ready.

Just a little tigerella with some black opal basil. I'm waiting till the grow house is really popping before posting pictures of the whole thing.

This will be where we grow tomato's and basil this season.

Its probably 7m^2^ of growing area and over 2m in the center so I wont have to duck. We used recycled and natural (aka free) materials for the frame.

So it needs some trimming and I have to build a window but its 85% done. We'll lay down a layer of paper bags, steal a bit of soil from the garden where we've been burying our compost all winter and top it up with some hay and sheep poo. It'll have some shade cloth thrown over it in summer to keep things from cooking.

I'm really happy how its come together and I only got angry and had a fit like a dozen times during the process. Either I am getting better at building stuff or I am getting better at not freaking out and smacking the dirt with a hammer when the slightest thing goes wrong.

This is a spiral broccoli (spiroccoli) it is not ready but I want to eat it. I will wait a few more days. Then in a week or 2 I will have so many of them I will have to give them away.

Great show. Second season just came out recently. I wont spoil it but I just watched the Christmas episode and Jamie Lee Curtis knocked it out of the park. The whole thing was phenomenal but her performance was beyond grandmaster skill.

Planted them 2 months ago. Around 800 cloves and so far no duds. I still need to figure out where and how I am going to cure them but I've got 7 months to figure that out.

I can't get over how much I enjoy this album and I just need to share it with you people.

For all you North hemisphere folks looking into the bleakness of winter I present my garden. I'm not a photographer but I started with some pictures of my Dill and Cilantro because I've never had them go so well (they call it coriander down under even though the rest of the world understands that coriander is just the seed) And then I just kept snapping pictures.

First of the herb garden. Then the corn/beans/pumpkin patch. Then the carrots and parsnip (you aren't supposed to plant them together but whatever) The potatoes (they look way better in that picture than real life) My first Rose. A weird colored Nasturtium and the flower wall below our glass house. Another Nasturtium, some carnations, Calendula and clover, sages and salvias. (the purple sage smells like bubble hash and makes me want to get high) Some Cherries, strawberries and then the garlic that is almost done curing.