What’s with that dod food Avo-derm, claiming to be good for their skin and nutritious overall. So do they not know or choose to ignore dog avocado toxicity? idk
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Sometimes they do LOL
Not a speck of light is showing, so the danger must be growing!
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Stoop kid’s afraid to leave his stoop!!
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The Revolution: Chapter 1: Birth
From the time your a single celled organism to a full grown baby in your mothers womb your a project of life’s food. The perpetual motion to the vortex life sucks us all into. The good and the bad, its all natural. You are in a dark warm comfortable place as your growing, getting free food and…
If you watched Hey Arnold growing up when it aired in the late 90’s and watch it again now it will still be hilarious and you’ll understand funny little references like this one. c’mon Woodstock? Wtf did I know what that was or what people did at it when I was like 8. I still liked it then but now I appreciate it more.
All 100 episodes are on Netflix instant. Go watch them all.
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Rouge Fox Giveaway: $80 gift certificate to Romwe
http://www.rougefox.com/2012/04/giveaway-win-80-gift-certificate-to.html
With Easter juuust around the corner, I’ve teamed up with Romwe again for another amazing giveaway this month, and this time, one lucky winner wins a beautiful detachable collar (see here) and $80 gift certificate to spend on whatever they’d like on romwe.com!
To enter, simply leave a comment below [On her blowith your name and e-mail address.
For up to two additional entries, post about this giveaway on your blog, Facebook, Twitter (don’t forget to mention me @rouge_fox), or Tumblr and leave separate comment(s) with URL proof.
Contest is open worldwide and I’ll randomly select two winners on April 20th. Good luck! In the meantime, why don’t you take advantage of some good discounts? Enter “RomweEaster1” at checkout to take $15 off orders of $60 or more, “RomweEaster2” for $25 off a $90+ purchase, or “RomweEaster3” to save $35 when you spend over $120. Have a wonderful Easter, bunnies!
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Garden Up - Urban Gardening & Living: 3 Steps To Pursuing Your Ideal Career
There’s often a gap between identifying what you naturally gravitate toward and gain energy from and how that translates into your full-time work. Take a deep breath and dive in with these three steps that’ll start closing it.
Someone recently told me that the time he spent…
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ATTENTION: CONTEST!
Reblog this and enter a chance to win an art piece by yours truly. Every time you reblog, you get entered in multiple times. I will at the end of this week draw from a hat. if I draw your name you WIN!
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This has got to be the FL Keys.
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DO THE MATH people, and THINK!!!
Basil from Nicaura in a hard plastic shell on sale in New Jersey (NYC) which has flown over 2,100 air miles and an estimated 50 truck miles.
Buy pre-packaged Basil off the shelf at $1.50 an ounce (that’s $23.92 a pound!!)
or
Buy 100 Burpee seeds for $2.49…
..which yield at least 200 ounces (at the very least)
…making the Burbee yield worth $300.
People should be able to buy Burpee seeds and get a Carbon Credit to put in the bank. Or two Credits.
Actually, this is a good example of our vision at Garden Up. We’d like to not only sell our units and nutrient teas to folks but also help them monetize what they grow. A gardener could pay for a Tower Unit in a fraction of a season at these retail prices AND still be able to generate income for up to ten years. We want to become the Amazon of local produce distribution for regular people.
May I add, that Basil is SUCH an easy herb to grow. With a lot of light and water, you’ll have constant leaves available for use. They grow full again within a few days after being picked. Take into consideration the additional waste with buying it packaged when you don’t use it soon enough and they go bad in the fridge.
This is merely one example. There are so many other low maintenance herbs (and other fruiting plants) that produce often. I hope for more people seeing the benefits of growing their own foods and choosing them over other wasteful choices.
Hooray for harvests!!!
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