aquak9's WunderBlog

TerrapinStation closed

Sun, 1 Nov 2009 19:16:00 GMT

11-08-09- Closing for now, will re-open after this is over. Will have brandy-new pics (Yay!), same old inane drivel(Boo!) probably some skwerls and nuts, gardening and what-not...you know, the usual. Oh- and an amazing story about a tablecloth. Blessings to all my loved ones- and remember what M'Queen said:WE.Hi everyone, and welcome to November. Gardening at this time of year, is very different than in Spring. Not only does the weather seem to confuse the plants, b...
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TerrapinStation Goes Nuts!

Thu, 29 Oct 2009 01:24:00 GMT

Hi everyone, and thank you for visiting.With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, thoughts turn to cooking, baking, candy-making and gift-giving. They all go hand-in-hand for me. Every other year, the pecan trees are loaded. This is one of the loaded years, so it's time to stock up. If just one pie, or one batch of spiced nuts were enough, it might be cost-effective. But since I usually go through two to four gallon-sized bags of them, it's simply che...
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TerrapinStation Goes Nuts!

Thu, 29 Oct 2009 01:24:00 GMT

TerrapinStation Trick or Treats

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 21:49:00 GMT

Hello everyone and welcome to a new blog! From earthquakes, sci-fi poodles, singing cats and late-night lurkers, I think that blog was done. Mother Nature played a big trick, even though it was expected. Low temps dropped down to the mid-forties, and are expected to hover there for most of this week. Dry weather has filtered in, and this area, as well as most of northern Florida, is expected to be under a Fire Weather Watch for the next four or five days. Autumn is ...
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TerrapinStation

Sun, 4 Oct 2009 20:38:00 GMT

Hi everyone, and Welcome to an open blog. Figured I'd need a place where I could find myself, occasionally.More pics added. They are interspersed here, and some might be removed. (Concentrate, concentrate!) Ok, just hope ya'll enjoy the pics.This is a broomcorn plant; seeds came as a gift. Only one grew; this pic is from three weeks ago. Today, it's about eight feet tall. Here's the broomcorn on 10-10.Here's the broomcorn roots from 10-3. Hard to believe this all co...
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