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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Pink Eggs with Greens
You don’t need a recipe to make an omelette. And you definitely don’t need a recipe to make an “egg scramble,” which is what I usually do, because even omelettes seem too fussy. So, this isn’t really a recipe: just … Continue reading
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Know Your Soil
I don’t think you need any fancy equipment to start a garden. But when I saw a soil test kit on sale at American Science and Surplus, I couldn’t resist the chance to do some science experiments. So, even though … Continue reading
Book Review: Born to Run
In this book, journalist and casual runner Christopher McDougall tries to find out why he, and many runners, are so prone to injuries. His research takes him deep into Mexico’s Copper Canyon, where an isolated tribe called the Tarahumara makes … Continue reading
Tree Planting Tips
This is a plum tree. Can you see it? It’s not dead…it just lost its leaves for the winter. We planted it a week and a half ago. If you live somewhere with mild winters, now is a great time … Continue reading