How to create real alpine plant trough (without killing the plants).
Drawing in perspective was always difficult for me. M.C. Escher I am not. But I like this tutorial on how to draw your garden in perspective because it starts with a little cheat: Working off a photograph.
I’m starving right now, and I also happen to love dessert and love rhubarb so you KNOW that Heather’s rhubarb upside down cake is going on the Friday Find list.
Speaking of food, I love pizza. That’s why you’ll never catch me eating this. Would you?
And if you missed it (because I posted it at literally 2 a.m.), catch the finished product of our bathroom remodel, sans countertop, which has not been sorted.
Busy weekend ahead here. I feel like I’m behind in the garden and for the first time I think I’d actually really like to hire someone to help me with the more unsavory tasks. I got a lot of good comments about this on the Facebook page, so weigh in over there or leave a comment letting me know how you’d feel about hiring someone to help you in the garden.
Have a great weekend!
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There is absolutely no way I would make pizza with a cauliflower crust! Sacrilege!
Thanks for featuring my rhubarb cake – hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
Standing outside supervising Barbie with my first glass of wine while my chickens brown in the oven. My reaction to the pizzatrocity: "give me a fucking break" and made it disappear as quickly as possible from my screen. There are a lot of upsetting things on the Internet and that ranks very high. I had just gotten over the kale pesto