Comments by Brittilicious (@brittilicious) - Honouree

Brittilicious

Saskatchewan

Gardener, failed artist, and crypto enthusiast

@brittilicious 54

almost 4 years ago

I'm glad it is not just on my end. I was worried I was hacked or something.

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almost 4 years ago

Weird. I don't even know what to do.

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almost 4 years ago

I still can't get in. Can you see my latest post about soap lake? When I try to log in it says my user name does not exist.

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@brittilicious 54

almost 4 years ago

Hey, something is wrong with my account over at steemit. I can't post and it says my account doesnt exist. Do you know what is going on ov

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about 4 years ago

If SHTF, I believe goats are a good idea. They provide both fresh milk and meat.

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about 4 years ago

Yes, on both suggestions! I used up all my mulch this year, AND those little poles are not enough. I ran out of trellises, too! Usually I

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@brittilicious 54

about 4 years ago

OH I am in a hurry. I am constantly hurrying up to wait? 😂

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@brittilicious 54

about 4 years ago

I had no idea that wisteria is edible. I am trying to grow a 'blue moon' wisteria in my front garden, and I am counting myself lucky that i

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@brittilicious 54

about 4 years ago

Being in Canada, Amazon is not immediate gratification. It will take at least a week and often a few weeks for something to arrive. I also

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@brittilicious 54

about 4 years ago

What about her healthcare and political beliefs caused her to be denied healthcare?

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about 4 years ago

I had a good crop of beets last year, but this year they are sad. I do not think I will even get enough to make pickled beets. So far I ha

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about 4 years ago

I don't like Obamacare either, mostly because it is not a workable system. It still relies on using private insurance companies to provide

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about 4 years ago

This is a different kind of sage than the one used for cooking poultry. That is garden sage. It should be a perennial where you live, so p

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about 4 years ago

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about 4 years ago

I haven't tried eating it---let me check my book about Aboriginal uses of native plants-- OK so the Cree word for Prairie Sage translates to

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