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Wednesday, August 23, 2017. Too Much Yarn, Part 2 - A New Hope. Learning to RESIST yarn emporium emails and catalogs is actually therapeutic. The hoarding shows all claim that learning not to accumulate stuff requires repeated exposure to the things you normally can’t resist. They might be right! I’m really enjoying “shopping” my stash and not adding to it. I mean, damn. Lookit that. SO MUCH GODDAMNED WINDING. What's worse than winding? Don't be fooled by the cute doggie button. Organizing the stash take...

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Wednesday, August 23, 2017. Too Much Yarn, Part 2 - A New Hope. Learning to RESIST yarn emporium emails and catalogs is actually therapeutic. The hoarding shows all claim that learning not to accumulate stuff requires repeated exposure to the things you normally can’t resist. They might be right! I’m really enjoying “shopping” my stash and not adding to it. I mean, damn. Lookit that. SO MUCH GODDAMNED WINDING. What's worse than winding? Don't be fooled by the cute doggie button. Organizing the stash take...

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Wednesday, August 23, 2017. Too Much Yarn, Part 2 - A New Hope. Learning to RESIST yarn emporium emails and catalogs is actually therapeutic. The hoarding shows all claim that learning not to accumulate stuff requires repeated exposure to the things you normally can’t resist. They might be right! I’m really enjoying “shopping” my stash and not adding to it. I mean, damn. Lookit that. SO MUCH GODDAMNED WINDING. What's worse than winding? Don't be fooled by the cute doggie button. Organizing the stash take...

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Too Much Information: A 22-Week Reading Challenge...

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Friday, August 1, 2014. A 22-Week Reading Challenge. So there are 22 weeks left in 2014, and I've set myself a new goal that is kind of already 2 weeks old: to read and finish a book a week. I do most of my reading while commuting, so that's about 40-50 minutes of reading time a day. Last year I somehow only read about 20 books, but then 2 of them were enormous Iain M. Banks novels, one of which I only got through as quickly as I did thanks to some plane travel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Things...

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Too Much Information: March 2014

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Thursday, March 20, 2014. Knitting up VK LIve 2013: Lights and Lichens Shawl. I don't know how this yarn is created, but I had to have it. I'd seen similar yarns on Etsy and Ravelry, like Kauni, and was determined to someday get some. Before I could hit the PayPal button, though, I ended up at Vogue Knitting Live 2013 in NYC, and THERE IT WAS. OMG A whole booth of amazing color. I bought lots. Well, I bought 7 skeins, at any rate. That counts as lots, when most of it is lace-weight. My Book's Amazon Page.

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Too Much Information: A Good Year for Life Birds

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Thursday, July 17, 2014. A Good Year for Life Birds. Yeah, I'm a little behind on my posting again. I intended to do a whole series of posts about birding, starting with late winter/early spring migrants, but somehow that fell by the wayside. My post that was BEGUN some months ago:. This Ring-necked Duck appeared to prefer a quiet life with the Mallards of the Lake. A pair of Baltimore Orioles made it through winter in the Ramble. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. CD: What Did...

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Too Much Information: November 2013

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Tuesday, November 26, 2013. Knitting up Rhinebeck 2008: The Original Stash. Despite the fact I've finally been digging deep into the immense yarn stash I've accumulated over the past 10 years, I seem to have forgotten to remind myself just how fast the stuff can accumulate.as it did in 2008. Oh boy. I went nuts. I always went nuts at yarn sales. Recently, I was quite pleased to realize that most of the 2008 Rhinebeck yarn is actually used up! I still have a few skeins of navy blue lace-weight (a couple o...

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Too Much Information: A Book A Week, 2015 So Far

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Tuesday, June 2, 2015. A Book A Week, 2015 So Far. Those last 22 weeks of 2014, I read 17 new books of varying lengths. A couple were essay format ("The Mammoth Book of Sex, Drugs and Rock 'N' Roll") and so made good um, smallest room reading over the course of weeks. I finally discovered the amazing work of. So here is the midpoint of 2015, and I still haven't tackled. I really enjoyed Nnedi Okorafor's Who Fears Death? And its unsettling mix of tech and magic. I thought Throne of the Crescent Moon.

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A not so simple garden: Iris Species in my School Garden

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A not so simple garden. Monday, January 26, 2015. Iris Species in my School Garden. Iris dwarf bearded hybrid from seed. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). South African Plants for Temperate Climates Forum. John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Panayoti's Blog-Cool Plants in Colorado. Friends of the Greenhouse- Amazing plants in Martin Grantham's blog about the very cutting edge plants grown in the SFU greenhouses. Lifestyle Seeds-More Great South African Seeds! Silverhill Seeds-Great South African Seeds! View ...

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A not so simple garden: May 2013

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A not so simple garden. Monday, May 13, 2013. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). South African Plants for Temperate Climates Forum. John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Panayoti's Blog-Cool Plants in Colorado. Friends of the Greenhouse- Amazing plants in Martin Grantham's blog about the very cutting edge plants grown in the SFU greenhouses. Lifestyle Seeds-More Great South African Seeds! Silverhill Seeds-Great South African Seeds! Tropaeolums-good info on rare species. The African Garden-cool pics and great info.

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A not so simple garden: December 2014

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A not so simple garden. Wednesday, December 31, 2014. Another gardening year gone, a new one to come. A special glad hybrid of mine with delicate picotee spotting. Tigridia vanhouteii pollinated by wasp. Lapeirousia schimperi, a tall summer grower unlike most in its genus. Ursinia from an old seed mix from Kirstenbosch, alas it did not set seeds. Impatiens bicolor, its indestructible around here. Crepis rubra, a nice but short lived annual. Rudbeckia subtomentosa, a long and spectacular bloomer. Liatris ...

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A not so simple garden: June 2012

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A not so simple garden. Sunday, June 24, 2012. Taraxacum faeroense (T. rubrifolium). Taraxacum sp. grey leaf. More South Africans in June. Diascia fetcaniensis "African Queen". Berkheya macrocephala amid the poppies. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. South Africans In June. Friday, June 8, 2012. Delosperma sp. "Firespinner". Delosperma sp. Firespinner. Delosperma sp "Firespinner" and Delosperma sp "Tiffendell". Delosperma sp "White Nugget". April Flowers, Without Showers. Miniature Bearded Iris from SIGNA seeds.

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A not so simple garden: July 2012

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A not so simple garden. Saturday, July 14, 2012. Border Penstemons, P. gloxinioides "Sensation". There are named cultivars of this that are propagated from cutting, I did get a couple of these from Forest Farm and am curious to see how they compare to the seed grown plants. Right now neither of the two plants from FF is in bloom, but I anticipate they will do so in about a month or so. Diverse Dianthus in the Garden. Semidouble dianthus x allwoodii. Another cool patterned flower. Diverse Dianthus in the ...

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A not so simple garden: January 2012

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A not so simple garden. Saturday, January 14, 2012. Walleria gracilis, winter growing beauty. Sunday, January 8, 2012. Cleome hirta, an African cleome. Saturday, January 7, 2012. Pycnostachys dawei, a tale of storage and survival. I do wish I had realized the benefits of cold storage of seeds before, as there are a few pelargonium species I had during my research days at Cornell that I set seed on, but that I lost when the seed got too old to regenerate after a few years at room temperature. Friends of t...

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A not so simple garden: April 2012

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A not so simple garden. Friday, April 6, 2012. Narcissus Rijnveld's Early Sensation end of January. Narcissus Rijnveld's Early Sensation a month later. Dierama, Scilla peruviana, and Euryops tysonii et al. Diascia fetcaniensis "African Queen". Tulbaghia violacea "Silver Lace". Poaceae sp from Nottingham Road, Natal. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). South African Plants for Temperate Climates Forum. John Grimshaw's Garden Diary. Panayoti's Blog-Cool Plants in Colorado. Tropaeolums-good info on rare species.

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A not so simple garden: January 2015

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A not so simple garden. Friday, January 30, 2015. An Indoor South African Garden. Pelargonium incrassatum, pink form. Freesia is not quite as speciose as the above genera, but it also has the same basic distribution with most species being winter growers. Many are fragrant to those who can smell them, apparently this ability is genetically controlled in humans. Freesia fucata is an early bloomer, most of the other freesia species I grow are yet to bloom. Oxalis melanosticta in fall 2013. Friends of the G...

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A not so simple garden: September 2013

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A not so simple garden. Monday, September 2, 2013. I also want to announce a new forum, created by Jonathan Mejia and myself (well Jonathan is really the technical wiz behind the forum's workings, I'm less computer literate having not grown up with them) for South African plant aficionados who want to grow them in temperate zones (Z7 and lower). Check it out at http:/ zone7southafrica.proboards.com/. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). South African Plants for Temperate Climates Forum. View my complete profile.

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A not so simple garden: February 2015

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A not so simple garden. Sunday, February 1, 2015. Osteospermums in the Garden, and Don't Always Believe What They Tell You. It is possible that Avalanche is mostly sterile not because it is an interspecific cross but because many Asteraceae are self incompatible and all stock of this variety is cutting raised. Sometimes even with self incompatible Asteraceae one gets a good seed or two anyway. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). South African Plants for Temperate Climates Forum. John Grimshaw's Garden Diary.

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