Harvesting worm tea
in a plastic water jug,
gnats fly in my face.
4 days ago
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Grandpa's wooden sign hung on the oak at the top of the hill for thirty years. "What is kale?" I finally asked.
- Kale for Sale
- "It's chicken feed," he said --- Local food and other fodder as I finally question things once overlooked or taken for granted.
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3 comments:
Another great one! :)
This was a good one! Hope your worms are surviving. Sounds like it.
lisa - Hey, thank you.
green bean - The worms are great. All four of them that I've seen. But there are a bunch of babies on the sides of the bin. That's promising.
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