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In reply to the discussion: What's Your Preferred Cure when you are in one of those "moods" [View all]Aerows
(39,961 posts)9. I've never been a big gardener until
I actually committed to growing *something*. I've tried a plant here and there, but they failed spectacularly leading me to believe that I was no good at it. I'm pretty perserverent, however and finally, this year I have a tray of fantastic looking tomatoes and cukes to set out, along with my tabasco peppers (first year I have *EVER* gotten them to sprout).
Just being around them makes me feel serene. I think it is because being outside, and getting fresh air has such a positive effect on me.
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Maybe tomorrow I can take a look at what I am going to need to get my raised vegetable garden
Liberalynn
Apr 2014
#16
Long long long walks with my dog--preferably in areas I am unlikely to encounter people
hlthe2b
Apr 2014
#3
I head to the river... fish... read... clean the house while listening to angry metal...
Rhythm
Apr 2014
#5
I got a free app for my cell phone. Hold it up to the sky, and it identifies the planets and stars
DebJ
Apr 2014
#45
I will make it more emphatic that I am quitting and won't be talked out of it.
Liberalynn
Apr 2014
#42