Work Continues and Lessons Learned
Work continues on our green house. It is exciting to see it take shape. We had high hopes of getting several of these hoop green houses up before December. I … Continue Reading →
Month: January 2009
Corporate Bailouts North of the Mason Dixon Line – Part III
In part two of this series, I joked about northern auto workers moving south as carpetbaggers, but the truth of the matter is the south is no different in her positioning … Continue Reading →
Corporate Bailouts North of the Mason Dixon Line – Part II
It appears this may come to blows before it blows over. The Times Online picked up the heated name calling by the Yankee bailout proponents and have no doubt added … Continue Reading →
Corporate Bailouts North of the Mason Dixon Line
Here is a great look at the foundational principles of corporate buyouts. In her article entitled Uncivil War: Detroit Blames the South, Karen De Coster takes the UAW, Detroit News columnist John … Continue Reading →
Pantry 2009: Glass Jars
I love glass jars. I recently found a box of old glass mason jars in my cellar. A couple of the jars were 33 year old Maxwell House Bicentenial 1776 … Continue Reading →