Commenting on my own post to say that, even though I wrote this rather hot take today, I do also recommend you listen to Heather Cox Richardson, an actual historian, talk later this evening about the US history of bombing the Middle East and about men-children who don’t even know what to do when they don’t get their way. Here’s the link: https://youtu.be/O_RqEFltBgU?si=PppqTLP2YPnBEs5d
Thanks Nancy. You didn’t mention that the soil we are trying to live in right now has been poisoned. I wonder if continuing to turn the soil and replant with healthy ground cover will help heal that issue.
Yes, metaphorically and in reality. I really wondered about this purchased soil, which was commercial and dry, whereas what I did not mention is the plants for which I'd saved random seems from pumpkins, squashes, and even a watermelon, and put right in the ground that already existed are doing quite well. Lessons learned and still learning lessons. Thanks for reading, Jackie, means a lot to me.
Commenting on my own post to say that, even though I wrote this rather hot take today, I do also recommend you listen to Heather Cox Richardson, an actual historian, talk later this evening about the US history of bombing the Middle East and about men-children who don’t even know what to do when they don’t get their way. Here’s the link: https://youtu.be/O_RqEFltBgU?si=PppqTLP2YPnBEs5d
Thanks Nancy. You didn’t mention that the soil we are trying to live in right now has been poisoned. I wonder if continuing to turn the soil and replant with healthy ground cover will help heal that issue.
Yes, metaphorically and in reality. I really wondered about this purchased soil, which was commercial and dry, whereas what I did not mention is the plants for which I'd saved random seems from pumpkins, squashes, and even a watermelon, and put right in the ground that already existed are doing quite well. Lessons learned and still learning lessons. Thanks for reading, Jackie, means a lot to me.