meeting michael pollan
back in portland - view from the eastbank esplanade
we've enjoyed a lot of good meals in the last few weeks - hooray for celebrations! dinner at pok pok, the farm, and por que no?. all so good. i heartily reccomend the vegetarian curry soup, baked brie, and margaritas, respectively.
i also got a new toy for christmas. check out my new growth!
i've had a dismal time growing herbs indoors, so here's hoping the aerogarden is the solution. sure, it's more energy-intensive (sigh), but everyone who has one seems to love them. any aerogardeners out there?
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I keep looking at those aerogardeners but can't bring myself to spend the money. Think it's worth it?
How well is this processes working for you? I know very little about aerogardening, but it seems pretty interesting.
I'm so glad I discovered your wonderful blog!! Your aerogarden looks terrific! I love your idea of adding chunks of cheese to scrambled eggs instead of grated cheese, too - absolutely brilliant!
thanks astra libris!
about the aerogarden: i'll update right now with new pictures. it's hard to tell just now if it's really worth the cost, but it's incredibly easy. give it a month or two, and i'll let you know.
Do you just need the seeds or do you need the expensive light thing too?
I had an ex who tried indoor container gardening. It was rather like... well, you can imagine. Didn't work very well; butterball lettuce grew tall and skinny and our one broccoli plant didn't make anything edible till it was outside and then we got one floret.
Hi there....
If you're curious about aerogarden, maybe this site can tell you something to explain: http://www.aero-garden.us/aerogarden
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