THL, I’ve got the water gun and have been using it when the fights get too bad between them. He now knows when he sees it what is coming so he runs for the hills.
ooo Arkady, I didn’t know those exist. It would be ideal not to drill but I live on the top floor and wouldn’t want it to drop on anyone’s head. I know who I am going shopping with come spring. My ideal herbs to grow is basil and oregano to start since I tend to use those most and then branch off to others.
Denton- He wasn’t *trying* to eat it. It’s just the process of getting it out of the backpack, and dragging it to the kitchen and attempting to refrigerate it for you took a lot of effort and he may have just needed to stop and snack a bit.
Denton – Sounds as if your cat is smarter than his owner.
Snappy – Definitely get a table to suit you & keep a piece of marble for pastry.
Kens – Many herbs don’t mind part shade. They also prefer sandy soil. Best bet is to buy herbs from the market at GAP – thyme, tarragon, rosemary, oregano, for instance, don’t grow true from seed. Parsley & sage are hard to start. Some catalogues have boxes w/ angle irons that can fit over a sill so you don’t have to drill.
“Denton – Sounds as if your cat is smarter than his owner.”
I’ll pass that along to Mrs. D 🙂
THL, I’ve got the water gun and have been using it when the fights get too bad between them. He now knows when he sees it what is coming so he runs for the hills.
ooo Arkady, I didn’t know those exist. It would be ideal not to drill but I live on the top floor and wouldn’t want it to drop on anyone’s head. I know who I am going shopping with come spring. My ideal herbs to grow is basil and oregano to start since I tend to use those most and then branch off to others.
Denton- He wasn’t *trying* to eat it. It’s just the process of getting it out of the backpack, and dragging it to the kitchen and attempting to refrigerate it for you took a lot of effort and he may have just needed to stop and snack a bit.
At least he tried to help!
It is much harder to make a house cat-safe than to make it baby-safe.
I see my fan club has a new member 😉 LOL
CGar- best wishes to the CGarPup.
Snappy- Hari’s a terror! Might I recommend the purchase of a water gun or spray bottle? They work.
Denton – Sounds as if your cat is smarter than his owner.
Snappy – Definitely get a table to suit you & keep a piece of marble for pastry.
Kens – Many herbs don’t mind part shade. They also prefer sandy soil. Best bet is to buy herbs from the market at GAP – thyme, tarragon, rosemary, oregano, for instance, don’t grow true from seed. Parsley & sage are hard to start. Some catalogues have boxes w/ angle irons that can fit over a sill so you don’t have to drill.
DH, you forgot *no homo*
Pete, Have you used a pastry cloth before?