I've lost it. It's not only writer's block, it's total brain hibernation. Have you ever seen a time when I didn't have anything to say? Well, the time has come. Maybe I needed a bit of a blog break. The only thing I can think of to share with you today is........
I saw a package of four ears of corn in our local Safeway store, with a price of $4.99. That made me very proud that I grow most of our vegetables. I mean, a buck and a quarter for one ear of corn? Get real!
Merry Christmas to Me
You may have brain freeze, but just know we all miss you and look forward to the day you get back home and back to gardening/blogging.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the warmth....but stay away from that over-priced corn!! Cripes!
...but sometimes a fresh ear of corn is worth whatever you have to pay for it!
ReplyDeleteI'm so addicted to my blog now that I don't think I could go for any lenght of time without internet access. I'm thinking I may buy an ipad so I can have access on the go.
Enjoy the warm...it's cold here!
Making a donation is a wonderful idea. Thanks for posting about it.
ReplyDeleteSorry you have writer's block. Miss reading your blog!
My mom and uncle give each other Christmas gifts like that. They both donate in each others names.
ReplyDeleteWell Granny, it sounds like you have bloggers block!! Just take it easy and let us know that you are OK. Before you know it...you will be back home and gardening like mad!
ReplyDeleteThat's the best gift to give :)
Miss you
Eeek! Makes me happy to garden! I like your Christmas gift to yourself.
ReplyDelete~~Lori
The muse of your writing is back in Washington state (in large part) so I can see how your blogging would become less flowing right now. I always slow down a bit this time of year as well, there just is not that much to write about during November and December. Things start picking up again in January with the beginning of the indoor seed starting process but until then, it's some very light harvesting and a few odds and ends projects.
ReplyDeleteHi Granny! Sorry to hear about your blogger's block, but I do hope you're at least enjoying the brain hibernation to some degree. Or at least enjoying the slower pace of life?
ReplyDeleteHa, who am I kidding. I can feel your boredom all the way over here in Indiana. :-)
Just wanted to know that I'm still thinking about you!
OMG, what happen to her? so sad to see her liked that. I hope someone can help her and to feel the real christmas.
ReplyDeleteJust like to share with you a beautiful quote...
"You will never be happy if you continue to search for what happiness consists of. You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life" - Albert Camus
You can get more happiness quotes at http://www.quotelandia.com/category/Happiness
Tanya, you can read about Marlie on my blog and at the Wunderfund Org. websites....
ReplyDeletehttp://annieskitchengarden.blogspot.com/2010/11/november-17-18-2010-plea-for-marlie.html
http://www.wonderfund.org/web/wonderfund/MARLIE-CASSEUS