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Labrys
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  • Graham, WA.
  • United States
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What kind of HOMEGROWN are you?
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Frustrated Chilled Nor'wester
A bit about me:
I garden, negligently. I weed to feed my geese. I hate yard work, but love flowers and garden produce. I make my own yogurt, I can all my own jams and marmalades. We make several kinds of home made mead and I make beeswax candles---for although I no longer have my own bees, I still love apiary arts.
Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
Nettle soup
Currently reading:
Honeybee
Currently listening to:
Irritated hummingbird clicks.
My latest DIY project:
Sewing craziness in clothing in which to age disgracefully.

Comment Wall (3 comments)

At 3:48pm on June 9, 2010, Patti Wigington said…
Hey, lady, good to see you here!
At 1:52am on June 10, 2010, yewberry said…
Ha! I think we joined at exactly the same time. I'm eating beans (with rosemary and garlic) and thinking of you. Last week I began the long process of making soy sauce...except that I'm using black-eyed peas instead of soybeans. Wheat flour and sea salt round out the ingredients. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you'll be able to enjoy it. :)
At 11:32am on June 10, 2010, Caroline Malcolm said…
Hi, Labrys! Welcome to Homegrown.org! Share some of your yogurt recipes on the site - I'm eager to try to make my own!

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