Darn it's been a long time. I've finished the two pictured socks. But the dread SSS has struck.
And housework, and yardwork. Weeds in California are on steroids because of all the winter rains we've had. They are almost as tall as I am, especially the mallow and lamb's quarter. But the authorities won't let us have goats or lambs in our suburban yards and more's the pity. They will allow great Danes, which cannot be induced to eat dandilion or lambs quarter or mallow, and even though Great Danes are bigger than lambs and a whole lot noisier, smellier and destructive. Sigh....
first off ........get a dalmatian.....they will graze for you
ReplyDeletemine did and up at a friend of mine who bred them for years.... fields of dalmatians agrazing in the sun.
second, mallow is a wonderful herb
I use it in soap and hand balms..... not to mention in a decoction for diahrra..... TMI but it is try.
you can also make real marshmellows with it
as to lamb's quarters....... see point one above
and also it is very very good for humans to eat, in a salad
tons of minerals, trace minerals and such.
hahahah
about damn time you posted
Amazing dalmations. I don't think I believe it! Lol... but I know you tell the truth, Vi. You have seen many strange things in your life. And perhaps the dogs are really a cross between a sheep dog and oh.. I don't think I can bring myslelf to say this...*cough* so I give up.
ReplyDeleteyou would have loved My kiss thedog
ReplyDeleteShe was an amazing little spotted wonder
everyone who met her loved her
even dog haters
vi
Dalmations are super friendly dogs. Who wouldn't love them. Well, maybe not tiny kids who are right at eyeball height for that whippy tail. heehee
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