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But even after this period is up, if you clear your balance every month, the low rate makes it an attractive option. You can rest assured that you're not going to be hit with rocketing interest and will know exactly where you stand.
What you see is what you get with this card – so when it promises an APR of just 11.9% (variable), this is exactly what you will get. Most other credit cards only have to offer the advertised representative rate to a 51% of successful applicants, whereas with the MBNA everyday card, everyone who is accepted benefits from the 11.9% deal.
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The best card for you will depend on your personal circumstances but the MBNA card is a good option for everyday management of your cash.
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San Diego, 2010
So I took a road trip with my friends this July (cross that off my list! Woo!). It started out with my friend Eden (remember her? Check her blog out!) inviting me and our friend Xine if we wanted to tag along to this rental place her parents got in La Jolla, CA. The answer was, quite obviously, a resounding YES!
The place was fantastic. It was a little beach house maybe 3 blocks away from the actual beach. It wasn't terribly big (not many beach houses are), but we're young and able to sleep on the couches that were there I don't think I can even begin to describe the awesomeness that was this vacation. I can give highlights though!
The Beach
Ah, the wonderful, wonderful beach. I didn't have a swimsuit unfortunately but shorts and tank tops worked out rather nicely. And I didn't get too terribly burned which was a miracle considering I usually look like a steamed lobster after more than 3o min in the sun (then again, the SPF 50 I was wearing might have something to do with that…). We even went running on the beach one morning, which was fantastic up until the point where I slipped on some rocks and scraped my knee up (I'm such a klutz). There was also massive sandcastle building our last day there, which was great because that's another thing I got to cross off my list!
The Shack
Anyone remember that Nickelodeon cartoon Rocket Power? There's a place in that called The Shack, which is like a beachside restaurant/hang-out. There was one not even a block away from us. Not joking. It's called The Shack and it looked like the one in Rocket Power. Eden and I were trying to figure out if it was named after the cartoon place, or if the cartoon place was inspired by that. I'm leaning towards the former. The place was awesome and they served really good tater-tots. In fact, I'm pretty sure I ate my weight in tater-tots. And breakfast burritos. Those were amazing! The Shack also had flat screen TVs on the patio–where we watched a good portion of the final World Cup games. More on the World Cup in another post.
The People
It goes without saying that I love both Eden and Xine. A girl couldn't ask for better friends–actually, I swear we're more like sisters now. Eden's parents are pretty fantastic too, and so were her cousins who were there for the Fourth. There was much hilarity involving a pineapple top attached to someone's head with shoelaces, a ninja impression, and what is quite possible the worst place to eat in La Jolla (Harry's Coffee Shop)–erm, not all of that happened at once. Three separate events. Then there was Eden's friend Matt who dropped in for a few days and two kids from their high school theatre group who happened to be in the area (small, small world). No one killed each other and we all got along, so double bonus there!
The World Cup
This really deserves its own post as I have a bit to rant about (France v. Northern Ireland for example. Stupid French!) but I'll keep it short, sweet, and to the point where the important bits are concerned.
- Third place game: We'd all been following things closely and were psyched about watching the third place match with Germany (I wanted Germany to win something, just not the Final!). Eden, Xine and I were walking around the downtown La Jolla area the day of the game, thinking we'd have plenty of time to get back to the house or The Shack (where we watched Germany v. Spain and Uruguay v. Netherlands). Well, we lost track of time which we didn't realize until Xine stops in the middle of the sidewalk and cries "World Cup!" and points at this cantina like place where the sounds of cheers and loud noisemakers was coming. Well, we rush in and grab a table to watch the final minutes of the game (which were brilliant! Edge of my seat the whole time when they were tied!). It was kinda funny cos we were a small pocket rooting for Germany and practically everyone else in the bar was cheering for Uruguay. We ordered some drinks, not food, which made us feel kinda bad cos no one was really ordering things in there, just watching the game–so we ended up giving our waiter like a 90% tip haha. He deserved it though–especially since, as Xine pointed out, he had been rooting for Uruguay, and they lost.
- The Final Game: Eden and her mom were rooting for the Netherlands since Eden's dad works for a Dutch company and they have Dutch friends. I was rooting for Spain (FURIA ROJA!!) because, well, I'm part Spaniard; Xine declared herself Switzerland as she did not want to involve herself in the rivalry that was brewing. Smart girl. Through the course of the game, words were exchanged, threats were made (I was going to be given gruel for dinner at one point…), and then Spain won and I was in a very good mood. Thankfully, all friendships stayed intact despite the superiority of my team
Warwick's Books
There was a bookshop in La Jolla called Warwick's. Well, it was books, stationary, gifts, and office supplies but I mostly focused on the books–in fact, I bought three: Inkheart, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, and The Princess Bride. I just have to say that it was probably one of the best book stores I've ever been to (Yes, I'm a dork. No, I don't care).
Not only is it a cool word, but there was on in La Jolla that we went to for kicks. We tried on some hats, got some funny pics, and remarkably didn't get ourselves thrown out. There was a Tim Burton's Mad Hatter hat there that I wanted to try, but it was hanging from the ceiling so that didn't work out too well.
The Food
Crepes, sea food, soups, wood-fire pizza (didn't have any but I heard it was good), ice cream, French bakeries…I just made myself really hungry.
The Giant Chess Board
So we went to this really funky little place for breakfast one morning called Panikin's (I think I spelled that right…I don't know.) and they had a GIANT chessboard complete with GIANT chess pieces. Since I've never played chess before (didn't know how to either–check that off my list too!) it was intriguing to see one that big. Xine, chess enthusiast, promptly commandeered the board once these girls left (they were just sitting there! not even playing!) and she and Eden taught me how to play. It was awesome–and there were a lot of Harry Potter/Wizarding Chess jokes because that board and its pieces had more than likely seen better days (one king was so bad no one could really tell it was a king, poor guy). The final scoring went as follows: Eden 1 v. Xine 0 and Tobie 0 v. Xine 1. She beat me in four moves. FOUR! No, I'm not bitter, it's just really impressive. But considering I had no idea what the hell I was doing I was happy she didn't beat me in less.
P-P-P-Poker Face
We got bored one night and decided to play poker. However, we had no money to play with. Instead, we bet things like tacos, leftovers and tater-tots from the Shack, the bedroom, the Captain's Chair in the car, and God only knows what else was in there. I think we may have bet our pillows at one point. I do know that I won Eden's toothpaste and wound up owing Xine like 5 tacos from this nearby hole-in-the-wall that was open 24hrs. Oh, that was another thing! Xine won the right to call Taco Run and make Eden go with her at any time of the day or night to get tacos. The tacos were never collected upon, but I have a feeling I'm going to be buying them for Xine when we're all in one central location again. I think I still owe her coffee too. Hm. As for the bedroom, there were 2 bedrooms in the house–one for Eden's parents and the other for guests and the like. When no one was staying with us, we put it on a rotation. Winner got to pick their night(s) in the room. It was very intense, very high stakes and I wish we had played a couple more hands–even if I was losing.
I think that's all the major highlights. I really hope I didn't leave anything out. It was a fantastic trip and I'm beyond happy I had the chance to go. And I'm pretty sure I'm ruined for all other summer vacations after that
All for now, cheers–


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The following is a TRUE STORY…and fun to recant, but it breaks from the rule that only 10% has to be true because ALL of this happened. I added some movie-plot details because that's how I like to run it through in my head! This is a PhotoBlog, afterall! The pictures were all taken at the scene.
[Opening caption] "You did tie the ropes together, right?"
[Closeup shot following a helmet rolling down a snowy path towards oblivion] There was an awkward sound of silence when I noticed my helmet just pitched over the edge, carelessly left unattached to my pack and the lightest nudge from my boot sent it bobbling down a path and over the edge of the ice column we just climbed. My mind, awash in both trepidation and chagrin, foolishly tried to come up with some way to save face despite knowing my pride left with the helmet. And then you hear the impact, then another, and another as if the helmet is trying to escape ground zero, the site of the inevitable verbal beat-down that is only moments away.
[Wide shot of the entire height of the Hully Gully from across the valley] It was my introduction to ice climbing with the legendary Ike Deal; soldier, outdoorsman, gear hog of Colorado Springs, up the Hully Gully, although the helmet was mine. The Hully Gully is a 110-foot, two pitch ice waterfall accessed off of Old Stage Road, about two miles from Colorado Springs and in the South Cheyenne Canyon. Only the footprints of those who went before us marked the trail down from Old Stage Road to the top of the ice climb. It used to be private property but in 2005 the Colorado Springs Park & Rec Department was able to secure an easement from the Hills, who own Seven Falls, allowing ice climbers access to Hully Gully from the Old Stage Road. This easement does not include Ramona Falls, which is still off-limits and meant that the only way to retrieve the helmet was to descend the Hully Gully (again).
[Tight shot on Ike, pan over to Tim] The look on Ike's face was a mix of annoyance and debility as he had already climbed the upper pitch twice that morning and wasn't planning a third. Seemed appropriate at that point, endeared to the helmet as I was because my wife gave it to me, to withhold that it was second hand, costing only a few dollars. My penance would have kept us out there longer than we had time for (due to my inexperience) so it was Ike who hastily clambered down the pitch, trusting my emerging belay skills to manage his descent.
[Zoom from top of pitch down to bottom] We misjudged the final resting spot of the helmet. Ike yelled up to me as I was looking down on him…looking down on the helmet. We simply didn't have enough rope to make it down to the bottom of the first pitch to the helmet so Ike returned empty handed, hatching a plan to come back the following week with two ropes to make it all the way to the bottom. The helmet would have to wait.
[Fade to black, reopen to shot following two men down a trail] The following week we returned and a rescue mission-oriented Ike (again) descended the upper part of the Hully Gully, this time with a second rope over his shoulder. In about 30 minutes he and attached the two lines, descended the first pitch to the bottom, retrieved the helmet, and climbed back top of the gully, all smiles that we had successfully completed the mission and the helmet was safe.
[Tight shot of the helmet tied to a tree, follow focus to Ike pulling up a rope] It was during the retrieval of the ropes that we noticed that the rope(s) seemed to feel rather light and realized that only one rope was coming up…the other had not been re-tied and lie at the bottom looking up at us. Not pointing any fingers here (point…point….)
[Tight shot of smirk on Tim's face] Personally, it felt good to see it there. Sure, I made a bone-head maneuver losing my helmet in the first place…but this!? Oh, this was just the bandage my wounded pride needed and finally I could look Ike in the eye and say, "What a dumba$$". The rope, approximately 100x the cost of my helmet, carried a significantly higher expediency for its retrieval and now it was time to play Army. There would be no more climbing back up the gully that day. "Ike…I'll be at the extraction point in 45 minutes. You better be there. If not, I'll hang out until you show up."
[Wide shot of Ike moving downhill through forest, silently, and with stealthy moves, eyes darting] Years of training had prepared Ike for this mission…moving about 200 meters through private property to his extraction point with the glide of Sacajawea!
[Cut to exterior shot of a blue suburban speeding to a stop on a mountain road] The door to the truck opened long before the wheels slowed down enough for Ike to jump in. Through some coordinated efforts, Ike was waiting face down in a ditch just on the outskirts of the private property around Seven Falls, the rope coiled over his shoulder, waiting patiently. Although jumping in through an open window would have made great cinema, Ike held on to the open door and slumped into the seat as I scanned the mirrors for anyone who may have seen us exiting the park.
[Fade on road as truck dust settles]
After seeing so much lately through a lens and building some skills in the field of photo journalism, my mind seems to recall moments like these as I described above…as if I was recreating the scenes for filming. If I was to re-live them, how would I record them…where are the moments worth capturing and which ones would convey the emotion of the moment?
And I don't even know where that helmet is now.
Thanks, Ike, for this!


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On Mother's Day, Remember the Infertile
— Wednesday, May 8th, 2013 —
Mother's Day is a particularly sensitive time in many congregations, and pastors and church leaders often don't even know it. This is true even in congregations that don't focus the entire service around the event as if it were a feast day on the church's liturgical calendar. Infertile women, and often their husbands, are still often grieving in the shadows.
It is good and right to honor mothers. The Bible calls us to do so. Jesus does so with his own mother. We must recognize though that many infertile women find this day almost unbearable. This is not because these women are (necessarily) bitter or covetous or envious. The day is simply a reminder of unfulfilled longings, longings that are good.
Keep Reading...Do You Want to Be a Burden to Your Children?
— Monday, May 6th, 2013 —
I want to live long enough to be a burden to my children.
I heard a Christian thinker I respect say that years ago, and it embedded in my mind, shocking as it is to our sensitivities. After all, isn't this the shocking reverse of the received wisdom we hear, and say, all the time? Isn't it selfish to want to be a burden to one's children?
This sentence came to mind again this weekend when reading this article in The Guardian by Giles Fraser. Fraser writes that he is not enamored with the pain and indignity of death. But caring for others, and being cared for, is love. We are not "brains in vats," he notes but persons who live in communities and families.
Keep Reading...George Jones: Troubadour of the Christ-Haunted Bible Belt
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George Jones has died, and I am afraid a lot of people will think he was a hypocrite. George Jones was no hypocrite. He was the troubadour of the Christ-haunted South. The raw emotion, and even whispers of torture, in his voice can teach American Christianity much about the nature of sin and the longing for repentance.
Jones is easy to caricature as a hypocrite, to be sure. He performed some of the greatest songs in country music history. I would fight anyone, metaphorically speaking, who denies that "He Stopped Loving Her Today" is the greatest country song of all time, but Jones was known for more than his songs. His failed marriages, most notably from fellow country music star Tammy Wynette, and his life-long skirmish with substance abuse, were always in the headlines. Few people knew of George Jones who did not immediately think of the anecdote of his riding a lawn mower to the liquor store after the authorities, and his long-suffering wife, took away his freedom to drive a car.
Keep Reading..."Fal$e Teacher$" by Shai Linne
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Recently Christian rapper Shai Linne took on America's prosperity gospel teachers, by name and without apology. He was challenged by the son of prosperity teacher Paula White, and responded with a dose of gospel power and light.
This week Shai was in town, making his way through the country on The Black Out Circuit tour, [...]
Keep Reading...Name That Podcast
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On June 1st, I will start as president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission. Shortly thereafter, we'll be unveiling a brand new podcast, dealing with cultural, social, and political issues from a gospel and kingdom perspective. This will be talk [...]
Keep Reading...The Weight of Twelve Stones: Reflections on a Grateful Goodbye (Josh. 4:1-24)
— Wednesday, April 24th, 2013 —
This sermon, "The Weight of Twelve Stones: Reflections on a Grateful Goodbye" (Josh. 4:1-24), was originally preached at Alumni Chapel at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary on Tuesday, April 16, 2013. This was Dr. Moore's final chapel sermon as Dean of the School of Theology and Senior [...]
Keep Reading..."Accidental Racist" by Brad Paisley and LL Cool J
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I love Brad Paisley. I love LL Cool J. I don't like "Accidental Racist."
The song, part of Paisley's new album Wheelhouse, has provoked controversy in media outlets around the country, with some suggesting the song is hokey and some suggesting it's actually racist.
I don't think Brad or LL are in any way racists of any sort. I just think the song awkwardly trivializes the real issues it raises, making it the musical equivalent of Michael Scott's "diversity day" presentations on a rerun of The Office.
But I could be wrong. And that's why I pulled in a pastor/scholar/author I respect, Thabiti Anyabwile. I love Thabiti's work across the board, but I thought of him particularly because some of the issues raised in this song are remarkably similar to a recent conversation he had with pastor Douglas Wilson about the legacy of the Civil War.
Keep Reading...What Should We Do with Our Frozen Embryos?
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Dear Dr. Moore,
I know you don't believe in in vitro fertilization, but my wife and I found it was a good solution to our infertility problem. We created multiple embryos, and carried two to term. We cannot afford any other children, so another round of pregnancies is not an option. Our quiver's full. My conscience is bothering me a little, though, since we banked a number of other fertilized embryos, just in case the first round didn't take. Do we have any responsibility for these embryos?
Sincerely, A Stressed Dad
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Your quiver's fuller than you think.
Keep Reading...Kermit Gosnell and the Gospel
— Friday, April 12th, 2013 —
Yesterday I was typing the name "Kermit Gosnell," and my phone auto-corrected the name to "gospel." I shuddered momentarily. After all, what could be more contradictory than the name of a notorious abortionist on trial for child murder, and the good news of the mercies of God in Christ. My smartphone, it turns out, was smarter than I was.
The Gosnell case is stomach-turning. Testimonies in court point to a sadistic man who would sever the spines of babies, in and out of the womb. They tell of a man so cold-blooded that he would keep the feet of unborn children as trophies of his evil. They speak of a man who would prey upon the poorest and most vulnerable women in his community in order to destroy their lives and those of their children. It's hard to think of the gospel in the midst of all that evil.
But that's just the point.
Keep Reading...Holy Week and the Insomnia of Jesus
— Thursday, March 28th, 2013 —
When the disciples screamed in the face of a storm, Jesus slept (Mk. 4:37-38). When Jesus screamed in the face of a cross, the disciples slept (Mk. 14:37,41).
Why could Jesus sleep so peacefully through a life-threatening sea-storm, and yet is awake all night in the olive garden before his arrest, crying out in anguish? Why are the disciples pulsing with adrenaline as the ship is tossed about on the Galilee Lake, but drifting off to slumber as the most awful conspiracy in human history gets underway?
Peter, James, and John rebuke Jesus for falling asleep on the boat: "Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing?" (Mk. 4:38) Jesus rebukes them for falling asleep as he prays before the cross: "Could you not watch one hour?" (Mk. 14:37)
Jesus isn't the anxious sort. He tells us, remember, to be anxious for nothing, to take no thought for tomorrow (Matt 6:25-34). So why is he awake all night, "greatly distressed and troubled" (Mk. 14:33). In the storm, Jesus dismisses the disciples' terror with a wave of the hand. In the garden, he screams, with loud cries and tears (Heb. 5:7), until the blood vessels in his face explode.
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Our next BCLG meeting is going to be Thursday October 28, 2010 at the Snowmobile
Club in Washington Twp.
a.. At 6pm will be an informational meeting to describe BCLG, answer
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come in creating a competitive environment. I plan on waiting and working
collectively with the other landowners in this group to get more of my fair
share but also to have the power to include protective addendums so MY land,
YOUR land and OUR community are protected!
Hope to see you on the 28th!
Whoa...I am exhausted reading your rant John Boy!
Me thinks you must have some financial reason (losing customers perhaps?) to be bashing our group, otherwise...WHY would you care AT ALL?
It's not your property we're talking about; and BCLG isn't costing you anything...
Get a life...
At least you read it! If you had replied constructively you would have been 2 for 2 and set the bar. No financial stake......whomp whomp waaaaaa. I don't get $25 an acre.
By your logic, since I ate this morning I shouldn't be concerned with global famine....
Getting a life...
Since I can't reply to your post (no reply button available), I will place my response here.
So after all, I realize that we should at least thank you for the amount of time and thought you put into your posts...whether or not we agree with you.
And I get that we are paying someone $25 per acre....but the amount of time and effort that our group leaders have put in, on our behalf, is well worth the price. I don't have the time or energy to do what they are willing to do on my behalf. So many other groups ask for a higher % for their time and expertise. I think the service is worth the price.
AND... these people are my neighbors...their land is next to my land! What's not to trust?
I just don't understand why you would care SO MUCH?
JMS, since there is no reply button, I will also respond here. I appreciate the nod, even if our view points are opposing.
What have they done for you? Have they negotiated an Addendum for your group that has been even considered by an O&G leasing company? Are you willing to pay $25 an acre for an inferior product than you could get independently (Read: with experienced lawyer, or copying someones Addendum that paid for it)? A prime example of this would be the ABC group (which consisted of MUCH more cumulative acreage than BCLG). ABC couldn't push through a 'blanket' Addendum that was acceptable, so individual landowners approached the given O&G leasing company in their specific area and are getting (/got) the deal done. Huh.
Good faith (assuming the case) doesn't necessarily mean good results. If I'm going to war, I want to be lead by someone who has experienced gunfire, not someone that enlisted six months ago and is the hardest working grunt digging trenches.
JMS, in my highly regarded opinion (,ask my mother) I would suggest your best bet in this whole equation would be to get together with your immediate neighbors, leased and otherwise, work as a specific unit (not: land here, land there, land everywhere) and sign with the company most likely to produce you (this is where your signed neighbors may come in to play).
Why, in todays day and age, is caring met with such skepticism? Never mind, answered my own question.
NOTICE: The above post by Shaleadvice is NOT the Butler County Landowners Group! BCLG has been in existence since February 2010 and is run by landowners for landowners.......Shaleadivce is a Pittsburgh attorney and NOT affiliated or endorsed by our landowner group!
As other posts have indicated he is "advertising" his business.
We all know there is no such thing as a free lunch, so I'm curious to see how Shale Advice charges for their representation.
I do not know how Shale Advice makes their money, but I'm sure their making it. We all know anyone charging a percentage of bonus or royalty is a wolf in sheeps clothing. So landowners dont be fooled, BCLG is the true landowner group representing you and your neighbors best interest.
Keep up the good work Doug, We stand with you.
What do you charge for representation?
For example negotiating the lease, representing the land owner, reviewing the lease. Is it a percentage of the bonus payment or a percentage of the royalty amount? I think you should be up front about how you charge people for representation. So it would be appreciated if you posted that info on here.
Here is your opportunity to be upfront with people. Will you take it?
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
The blackberry patch
16 comments:
- Ribbit said...
The lack of trails is what keeps me out of ours. Good night! It's no wonder you pick gallons upon gallons of those berries.
- July 2, 2009 at 8:58 PM
- Sinfonian said...
Wow, that's a HUGE patch. There must be 50 plants in there. I have four, hehe. I agree, that's how you get gallons. Great video.
I wouldn't worry about snakes, they're more afraid of you then you them, hehe. Now Jude eating all your berries, that's something to be afraid of, be very afraid, hehe.
I think it's amazing how much fruit there still is to be picked out there. You could pick for hours a day, nearly every day and feed an army. Very cool.
Is that all your property? It's huge!
Well, that's all on that video. Know that you're always in our hearts and prayers. Let me know if I can help with anything! - July 2, 2009 at 11:48 PM
- Dan said...
Its pretty amazing how many blackberries you have around you. Your home is in a great spot with all that nature behind you. We have trees behind use but just past the trees are apartments.
- July 3, 2009 at 1:25 AM
- Cheryl said...
Wow. That's a huge blackberry patch. You could get your daily exercise by just taking through it and back.
- July 3, 2009 at 4:11 AM
- Daphne said...
I don't know of any blackberry patches near us, but I do remember one from when I was a little kid. I loved to pick the berries, but I had a really healthy respect for all those thorns.
- July 3, 2009 at 8:43 AM
- Kate and Crew said...
We had a blackberry patch in the woods behind my crappy house when I was in college. I went back there to pick some berries and got stuck in the middle of the patch. Like full-out stuck. I contemplated taking my pants off to get out, but that seemed even more painful. When I finally made it out, I had to throw away my sweat pants because they were so filled with prickly burs that it wouldn't have been worth my time to sit there with tweezers trying to make them wearable again. LOL.
- July 4, 2009 at 8:20 AM
Happy July 4th!
- July 4, 2009 at 9:48 AM
- Toni said...
That's a LOT of berries you'll have to pick!!!
- July 4, 2009 at 11:41 PM
thats a huge patch of blackberries, but they look much easier to get into than the blackberries we get up here in British Columbia. They also look like they are a different shape, and ours are only just finished flowering and won't ripen until mid-August. They are REALLY invasive, so no-one actually plants them, they just pick the wild ones growing by the roadsides!
- July 8, 2009 at 12:37 AM
- Meredith said...
I happened upon your site yesterday while searching for trellis ideas for cantaloupes and watermelons, and I immediately became a fan. We hope to build some trellises this week. Thanks for all the videos and details you give -- particularly helpful for this new gardener! The blackberries and all your veggies look scrumptious.
- July 11, 2009 at 12:49 PM
- Maureen said...
EG....where are you?
- July 17, 2009 at 9:44 AM
- SuburbanGardener said...
Very cool!! Makes me hungry.
SG - July 17, 2009 at 10:24 AM
you okay there EG?
- July 18, 2009 at 7:50 AM
- Just Jenn said...
Oh EG... I miss your posts. (Yes, I'm dizzy! lol) I know you're on hiatus for a bit, but hope every thing's going okay with you and you're having a nice summer otherwise.
- July 18, 2009 at 9:22 PM
- GrafixMuse said...
EG, I just got a fast cable internet connection today and was able to view this video for the first time. I tried with our inferior DSL connection, but couldn't get it to play.
That is quite a blackberry patch. Absolutely amazing! And I love Jude! She seems like such a sweet dog. I have a yellow lab, Bradie who loves eating blueberries off the bush in late summer.
I hope you are doing ok....noticed you haven't posted in a while and couldn't help but be a bit concerned. Seems silly since we only know each other via our blogs, but please know you are missed. - July 22, 2009 at 10:05 PM
- Cheryl said...
I'm catching up on my reading and just saying hello.
I've got blackberries in containers, and they've grown so much since I planted them. I hope they'll do at least as well as the raspberries in the containers.
Hope all is well,
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