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Save the Dandelions
Society evolves, albeit sometimes slowly. I am 49 years old. There are things happening now that I would not have predicted when I was young. Aside from the fact that gasoline is unleaded, DDT is banned, and there is more … Continue reading
Posted in environment, home, Lawn, water
Tagged algae, chemicals, Chesapeake Watershed, dead zones, fertilizers, lawn care, Save the Dandelions
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Scott Fights Scotts
There’s a creek that runs through my neighborhood. I walk it frequently. I consider myself the unofficial keeper of this creek, as I uproot invasive mustard plants and pick up dozens of bags of trash along a mile stretch of the … Continue reading
Posted in bugs/animals, environment, home, Lawn, Living, nature, water
Tagged algae, creeks, fertilizer, lawn, lawn chemicals
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Man Walks Dog, Terrorizes Neighborhood
When my wife and I were looking for a house to buy 15 years ago, I told her about a rule I had: the “let-the-dog-out-without-worrying-about-it-getting-hit-by-a-car” rule. I wasn’t even sure we’d ever get a dog, but figured this rule would also … Continue reading
Posted in bugs/animals, home, Living, nature, personal
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My life with the A List
Occasionally I am asked what my favorite products are. Here is my A List of products, and why… Nature’s Gate Biotin shampoo- makes my hair look dirty, which *I think* makes it look better. Jason toothpaste gel- solid, foamy, good … Continue reading
Posted in food, home, Living, organic foods, personal
Tagged amy's pizza, arrowhead mills, gouda, gunpowder buffalo, jason toothpaste, koch's turkey, nature's gate, products, stonyfield, suzie's, unique sprouted pretzels
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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
I love Christmas Day. On Dec. 25th, it’s all about hanging out with family, eating, and watching the kids love the day. I’m not too thrilled with the period between the day after Thanksgiving (Black Friday) to the day before … Continue reading
Posted in home, nature, personal
Tagged black friday, christmas day, day before christmas, dog, holiday, winter
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It’s A Jungle In Here
When I was a kid (early 20’s), I swore off red meat for about 3 years. Didn’t touch it. I remember explaining to my friends that I would not eat mammals because they were most intelligent. I eat red meat … Continue reading
Posted in bugs/animals, home, Living, nature, personal
Tagged bees, bugs/animals, cat, dog, fish, home, meat, pets
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The Great Wall of Bethesda
I drive by this person’s house on Goldsboro Rd. in Bethesda often. I want to meet the person who lives here! I love this type of thinking outside the box. Goldsboro is a pretty busy road. Instead of buying a … Continue reading
Posted in environment, home, Living, nature, personal
Tagged Bethesda, logs, think outside the box, trees, wall, wood
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