Saturday, October 15, 2011

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RECIPE FOR FRESH APPLE CIDER

Harvest a bumper crop of organic apples
from a famous local orchard.

INGREDIENTS: Fresh, ripe Jonathan apples.

1. Wash and sort, removing any bad apples.
2. Run them through the chopper.
3. Pump chopped apples into the bladder press.
4. Press fresh juice, transfer to refrigerated tank
and package into cider bottles.

Nothing complicated. No additives.
Just fresh, delicious organic apple cider.

Heat, and serve with a cinnamon stick.
Perfect for the holidays!







Friday, October 14, 2011

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IT'S NEVER TOO SOON
TO TALK TO YOUR CAT

Watch for the warning signs . . .

Is your cat forgetful?
Bloodshot, crossed eyes?
Sleepy, lethargic?
Missing school or late for class?
Seeds in his litter box?

It's never too soon to talk to your cat
about the dangers of catnip use.
It can lead to serious abuse.
It can hurt other cats.

Don't put it off.
Talk to your cat TODAY.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

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AND I TOOK
"THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED"

". . . and that has made all the difference."

With due credit to Robert Frost,
it is always worthwhile to choose a less traveled road.

The discoveries, views and peace found there
are always worth the adventure.

Especially in the woods, this fall!





Wednesday, October 12, 2011

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YOUNG GARDENERS
PITCH IN

When a local church did some fall planting,
parents got their kids to "dig in"
and brighten the grounds with fall flowers.

Yellow mums, purple pansies and
tulip bulbs for some color next Spring.
And a truck load of mulch to finish the beds.

This group wasn't afraid to get their hands dirty.
Good work, kids!



Tuesday, October 11, 2011

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LEAVES ARE BEAUTIFUL

. . . and not just for their color
in an autumn sky.

They release life giving oxygen
and cool us with their green mantle.

They feed animals and insects,
as the season turns toward winter.

And when their blanket covers the ground,
they decompose and enrich next year's soil.

But for now,
it's showtime, folks.
Enjoy the technicolor spectacle!