Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Perfect Soup for a Rainy Day
We got a nice little rain storm this Friday and Saturday. I love a good rainy weekend. It’s perfect excuse to drink a warm beverage and cuddle under a blanket while listening to the rain. It’s really starting to feel like fall and it’s a welcome change after a long dry summer. Of course the…
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The Omnivore’s Hundred
The folks at Very Good Taste food blog has a challenge for all of us called the Omnivore’s Hundred. Growing up in a large family most of our meals consisted of a variety of canned and frozen foods. I do have my dad to thank for one of the items on the list, Spam. Which…
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Happy Halloween
Happy Halloween to all my favorite ghouls and witches. I’m enjoying a nice rain storm and scrambling to throw together a last minute costume for a party tonight. Here are some of my favorite spooky links to get you into the spirit of the holiday. Spooky Sites 1. Dark Roasted Blends: Collection of spooky but…
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Meyer Lemon Flowers
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Lemon Head
Last year’s Christmas present of a Meyer Lemon tree is being greatly appreciated right now. As you can see for a little tree it’s got quite a haul of delicious lemons. If you haven’t had a a Meyer Lemon you must try one they are a great deal sweeter than Eureka (grocery store) lemons. I’m…
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Getting into The Halloween Spirit
I can’t believe Halloween is only two days away. I thought this Halloween animation, created by Rick Gervais, was pretty clever. Copies can be purchased at Hallowindow.
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Growing Mint from Cuttings
I am happy to report that mint has been effective mouse repellent in my garden. In fact I had so much success, I went a little crazy with buying mint plants. Since my last mint post, I bought an additional mojito mint plant and a nice sized chocolate mint plant. Mojito mint by the way…
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It’s That Time of Year Again!
It’s that time of year again, were I break out the bulb vases and start attempting to grow Paperwhites indoors. I did this for the first time last year. It’s so easy just use a small vase or bulb vase with a wide mouth and narrow neck. Fill with water so the base of the…
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October Garden
October is one of my favorite months. The garden is in a transition phase were I am saying farewell to the cucumbers and tomatoes. But I’m not too sad about it because I have a ton of Jalapeno peppers and Bell peppers. Not to mention plenty of Eggplant. So far I’ve been able to pick…
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Mums
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