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logosoco

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12. That is a home project with delicious dividends!

Reply to Chan790 (Reply #10)

Sun Aug 31, 2014, 09:34 PM

Aug 2014

Just got into gardening food a few years ago...the kids are grown and the yard is mine now!

Much learning to be done, to improve results year after year.

Someday I hope to have my own Mt. Tomato and all my neighbors can share with me (or politely avoid me as I push produce onto them!).

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There really is no such thing as a simple household project. [View all] logosoco Aug 2014 OP

Oh yeah NV Whino Aug 2014 #1

^This! logosoco Aug 2014 #5

Projects breed more projects. The Velveteen Ocelot Aug 2014 #2

I warned my daughter about this very thing when she bought her first house! nt logosoco Aug 2014 #6

fix-it-man advice NJCher Aug 2014 #3

That is a good philosophy! logosoco Aug 2014 #7

Oh man oh man, don't even get me going! Populist_Prole Aug 2014 #4

Everyone thinking about buying a home needs to read this! logosoco Aug 2014 #8

yep NJCher Aug 2014 #9

I'm a chef from a family of chefs. Chan790 Aug 2014 #10

That is a home project with delicious dividends! logosoco Aug 2014 #12

When you own a home "It's always something". trof Aug 2014 #11

Over the years I have tried to "foresee" as much as possible before logosoco Aug 2014 #13

Every job is harder and takes longer than it should. Scuba Sep 2014 #14

That is true. It used to be that having the kids around the house that slowed the logosoco Sep 2014 #15

So far, we're on the second holiday of this little do-it-yourself project... Phentex Sep 2014 #16