CASES of canned food. You are positively whipped, my friend!
That's because it is my own blend, lol. It all started when I tried to replicate CS Cowboy Coffee blend. I mixed SWR, black cavendish, and McB Old Dark Fired. It wasn't exactly like Cowboy Coffee but turned out to be a very good and worthy substitute. I called it Urban Cowboy and several folks on here adopted it. However, in the last batch I made up I unconsciously, or subconsciously, added a bit more ODF than usual. Still good just a bit stronger, so I called it Cattle Drive following my western themed blends like the one I called Trail Boss per Zippos suggestion. My next venture will be an attempt to spice up some Stanwell Melange which I found rather bland. If the experiment works it will be called Ramrod, lol.Pardon my ignorance but I am not familiar with Cattle Drive tobacco. Google search returned many Marlboro men.
We buy from Chewy. But we are feeding our cats as well as the ferals.CASES of canned food. You are positively whipped, my friend!
(we have canned cat food on auto-ship from Amazon, lol.)
I have a stainless steel "slop bucket" under my kitchen sink I use to collect grounds from my moka pot. It goes directly on the garden to be tilled in the spring, soils in my area are clay based and benefit from the added organic material and the air space that grounds create. It isn't a fast amendment process but after ten years on this property it made a significant improvement on the infiltration and drainage of my small vegetable garden. The number of earthworms in my plot has increased incredibly in the last five years.Good Day!
Slept in until 9 this morning and found out we needed to do a grocery store trip first thing so I took my DGT DVC from last night. I finally have some down time and I'm enjoying GLP Kensington in a bent MM Apple Diplomat along with yesterday's coffee. I found Melita JavaJig at the grocery store, it's a paper filtered k-cup coffee basket with replacement paper filters and makes a better cup of coffee than the metal mesh pods. The other advantage is it's easy to save the grounds for the compost worms!
I have a very sandy soil so I made raised beds out of cinder blocks and toss the waste from the chicken stalls and rabbit cages onto the beds in the fall and winter. In the spring I till the beds and when I transplant I put some of the worm castings into the bottom of the hole.soils in my area are clay based
Flare gun?pyrotechnic pistol
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