Category: Gardening

Review: nature’s best hope

Posted on October 19, 2020 by

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I’ve just finished reading Douglas W. Tallamy’s Nature’s Best Hope, and I closed the book feeling inspired and motivated to walk my property and make a plan for adding a large variety of natives to support our local ecosystem. My general feeling is that,… Continue Reading “Review: nature’s best hope”

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Spring Terrarium – Praying Mantises

Posted on April 29, 2020 by

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My kids wanted to collect snails this week to observe in our terrarium. The stick they chose to put in for leaves just so happened to have a mantis egg sac attached! It took less than a week for the babies to make their… Continue Reading “Spring Terrarium – Praying Mantises”

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Book mail! My amazon bucks kick in on the 3rd of each month and I am determined to only use these funds for books, and not spend cash. Since No Book Buying 2021 isn’t really working out so well, this is a good way to limit. Sounds convincing, right? Now if I can just tackle my TBR stack... #personalscholar #homelibrary #readinglist2021 #buyallthebooks
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Book mail! Ok, I know it is No Buying Books 2021, and this is the second book order in a week, but there is a perfectly reasonable explanation... I use my amazon prime visa for my purchases instead of my debit card, paying the balance each week. I do this to earn points that then become cash available to spend on amazon each month. My goal is to only use my “amazon bucks” for book purchases each month. I accidentally checked the wrong box and didn’t use my points for the first order. And I couldn’t just leave those points unused and unappreciated, so I grabbed a few more books from my TBR list. See, totally reasonable explanation. #personalscholar #2021readinglist #homelibrary #buyallthebooks
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