Last week was a big week – Lulu had her scheduled tonsillectomy. Or, as she likes to put it, “I’m now a part of the no-tonsil-kids club.” I was rather shocked at how quickly the entire process went. It was 7:10 when the OR nurse carried Lulu into the operating room as we went to […]
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Tonsillectomy
Posted by The Dirt Road Home in Tuesday, March 15th 2016 under: Family
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Gone to the Dogs
Posted by The Dirt Road Home in Thursday, March 10th 2016 under: Family
No one leave their comment yetThis is why you can never turn your back around this place… Peanut actually started it, but once she figured out that we were watching her dressing up the dog she took off and left Lulu to pose for pictures.
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Grafting
Posted by The Dirt Road Home in Tuesday, March 8th 2016 under: Garden
No one leave their comment yetWhile I’m no expert, I’m fairly familiar with grafting plants. Growing up, we had a dozen or so apple trees in the yard that were the result of some ISU Extension program from many years ago. While we got various types of apples from the trees, they were all grafted onto crab apple root systems. […]
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Goals for the Garden Too
Posted by The Dirt Road Home in Thursday, March 3rd 2016 under: Garden
No one leave their comment yetSticking with Tuesday’s “goal” theme, it’s about time to start thinking about what’s going in the garden this year. We’re still eating potatoes, carrots, onions, squash, and garlic from last fall that were stored in the basement all winter. Plus, there’s all the stuff we canned, froze, or dehydrated: pickles, salsa, tomatoes, peas, beans, strawberries, […]
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Home Improvement Goals for 2016
Posted by The Dirt Road Home in Tuesday, March 1st 2016 under: Home
No one leave their comment yetWhile most people think of planning for the new year before the Christmas tree comes down, our “home improvement calendar” typically kicks off with the arrival of spring weather. Here’s what’s on our list of this year: THE ATTIC It’s been on the list since day one, but continues to get bumped by more urgent […]
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