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The VOID
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I could certainly understand that woukd be frustrating if you have a garden.
My mom was hoping to start an organic vegetable garden in the backyard here. I found a couple other residents who said they’d be on board. No need to worry about hail out here.
Quoting: Light of my Little Left Eye We didn't get much of Summer this year. Only needed to turn on the AC like 5 times. Zucchini and cucumber did great. Herbs good. Tomatoes never ripened. Mold and bad weather for weeks, has forced constant attentiveness. I was talking to another artist yesterday and she lost some of her crop. Not a great growing year.. I certainly have deeper respect for farmers, and what it must be like losing a crop. Especially if that food kept their families alive. Like before there were places to buy food..everywhere. It can happen really fast. Hours.  Yesterday was the first day it actually felt like fall here. We're in a drought. Crops are horrible. And a let up, was only the low 70s. I did watch the temp drop to 69 last night but that was it. Today it's back in the 80s. This is crap. I hate the humidity. I can't wait to leave here. This is something I won't miss. Ever. I don't care how much snow I have to walk through. How many blizzards. How many sunless days. Anything is better than what I've experienced here. I say that now and expect to have a shock once I'm no longer in this climate but I know how to layer clothes so I think I'm gonna be just fine. Lol It has already frosted here, more than once. lol..you say that now. :P But yeah..the mild weather is nice for everything other than some of the more Sun loving of the crop variety.
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