Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Bundled Up







23 comments:

  1. What is your family sleeping on - the carpets? Bwahahaha It was 29 here in South Jersey this morning. Way too cold for early December.

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  2. HAHAHAHA!!! That about sums it up Buzz.
    Thank God John and Elizabeth put up with me. :)

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  3. Good work on those covers Dani. I just got an email from my grandmother in Vero Beach and she mentioned she had covered all her tender plants as well. Your low is our high today, and with 35 mile per hour winds, it is coooooold. I hope to bundle up and go check on the greens under their plastic covers. Perhaps harvest some salad greens.
    Stay warm.

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  4. I hope the cold lets your plants alone. I love your garden!

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  5. I love those flamingos watching over the covered plants!

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  6. I saw on the weather channel that you were having a cold snap. Hope your stuff survives.

    Linda
    http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com/

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  7. Lorie, thankfully, the cold snaps don't last long.

    Brrrr! You stay warm too girlfriend. :)

    ThreeC, as long as we don't get a hard freeze I think the veggies will be ok.

    Darla, y'all have been getting slammed with these cold fronts! Hope your pretty flowers will be ok.

    NanaK, I'm always on the lookout for new yard flamingos. Love them!

    Linda, living on the gulf coast keep us a lot warmer than the inland counties. *fingers crossed* for no hard freezes.

    Thanks Anon!

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  8. Dani doesn't need a pop up shelter, she needs a politician to talk all night towards her plants. They will be fine as long as all that hot air keeps blowing.

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  9. Brrrrr! So nice of you to tuck everyone in!

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  10. I passed a man in the grocery store parking lot last night that commented that this is supposed to be Florida. They're here on vacation and had to spend the day shopping for warm clothes LOL

    I like Shamu's suggestion - politicians spewing hot air at your plants would work just fine!

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  11. Sandcastle reminded me of last year. Friends from North Carolina came to Disney and nearly froze to death there. They didn't realize we have an occasional cold snap! I'm glad it's only occasional. I nearly froze today at work making my rounds in homes where no one seems to have heat or doesn't want to use it due to $500.00 electric bills! Brrrrr!

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  12. EEEK! Day before yesterday we had on the air, yesterday we shut it off and opened the windows, today we put on the heat! Hope your lovely plants make it through tonight, Dani!

    haha to Sham!

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  13. Happy Halloween, Dani! LOL... love the garden ghosts!

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  14. Best of luck keeping warm, dearie. Holding a good thought that this will be just a temporary cold snap for you and the garden. Up here, there seems to be nothing temporary about the cold, which is going down to 8 tonight (sigh).

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  15. Dani, I just read that as "10 days ago", instead of "10 years ago" and was WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA? ;-) Hope all your plants are staying cozy. It's brrr cold up here too. MFD

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  16. First, congrats on the anniversary of some really wonderful news for you. :-)

    Second... 30 degrees in Florida??? Stay warm and keep everyone and everything bundled up.

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  17. Shamy, what a great idea!

    Melissa, only the veggies. Everything else is on it's own.

    ScMomma, we'll take their tourist money one way or another. bawahaha!

    SPP, :( Hang in there. Supposed to be back up in the 70s for the weekend.

    Diva, I wish the weather would make up it's mind.

    Erin, the dogs aren't quite sure what to make of the sheets. Big Goobers kept barking at them.

    Eggy, honey that is some cold weather! Try and stay bundled.

    Ria, oh hell no!!!!!!!!!!No, no, no!!!

    Thanks Boxer. Gonna stay inside today and try to get some more pics of the pups with their Christmas antlers on.

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  18. Mom and Dad put Christmas tree lights in their citrus trees to keep them warm. They seemed alright this morning after a pretty good cold snap last night.

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  19. Will be eager to receive a survival rate. Hope you tucked all you plant children in snugly.

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  20. Everything went through the cold snap ok.
    Had to recover everything else yesterday cause we had another cold front come through. High today is only gonna be 49.

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  21. It seems weird to have to cover plants in Florida! I thought you guys were supposed to be always warm lol. :)

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