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74HELPING YOU SURVIVE THE BIG RECESSION
THE HOW TO While many are crying wolf, and rightly so, it may be good to take a look at how many families survived in the GREAT DEPRESSION, and how we might prepare ourselves for this very possible...
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75Potty Training Kittens
Why does a kitten use the bathroom anywhere other than his litter box? Is there something I can do? Yes there is something you can do for kitty. In the first placekittens are babies and need to be trained the...
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76RUSSIA AND THE MATRYOSHKA BABUSHKA DOLL
My brother and sister-in-law get wished "Fertility and Motherly Love" by their Russian friends. My brother Basil and his wife Edith (her Russian friends call her ‘Edit’) travel to Russia about twice...
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69APPLE DUMPLINGS FOR SUPPER
My friend who had been married to a Newfoundland boy for many years (my good friend 'Newfie' Lloyd has since passed away)was raving about the apple dumplings served with Jigg’s Dinner at a relatives...
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62THE HUMBLE DAYLILY BECOMES A MOVIE STAR
What many refer to even today as the ditch lily has become one of the most interesting, most diverse, and most beautiful of all perennial garden plants. From a time when the flowers were used as a food...
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69HOT HOTTER TOO HOT
SCOVILLE RATES: (S) The higher the number = the hotter the taste. Usually indicated in (1000) thousands. When I was market gardening, I grew two different hot peppers. These were the...
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71PICK A PECK OF SWEET PICKLE PEPPERS
While visiting a friend one day I was introduced to a small chocolate colour pepper that resembles a Pimento Pepper but is smaller and a chocolate brown in colour. As nearly always, something new, I...
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72Do you Remember THE SONG OF THE LAZY FARMER
When I was growing up on the farm we occasionally had salesmen stop by selling their wares and whatever. We would have the Rawleigh's Man, the Watkins Man, The Farmers Advocate Salesman (a Scotsman who would...
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55HERBS IN THE GARDEN-BASIL
Basil is, in my estimation, is the king of the annual herbs. I tried several different Basils for market and ended up growing ‘Genovese Basil' for market. With 4 or 5 plants 36 inches tall, I would make...
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64HERBS IN THE GARDEN-Anise
Herbs add flavour in our foods. Enough herbs used can often cut down on your salt requirements and intake, as it often tastes better without salt but spiced up with herbs. Anise is one of those herbs that we...
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