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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Whoa

It was 119 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday and today.

'Nuff said.

Posted by Renee Felice at 3:00 PM

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Est. January 2010

I live in the desert and I love gardening. What can I say? I'm an optimist.

I'm taking (baby) steps toward living more sustainably. Perhaps along the way I will shed some light for others upon the joys and occasional mishaps of going the Way of the Green.

So far I've seemed to focus mostly on growing food and gardening -- because those things totally rule.

Here's the dill

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Compost bin(s) going strong. Began in July 2011; I've got two piles over there now. I've had six finished batches.

No paper towels. Haven't used them since 2010.

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Renee Felice: Beautiful Coachella Valley, Sunset Zone 13 (HOT!), United States; Gardener, trivia nut, mom, small business owner

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