"My wife and I are originally from up North too. Ohio here, she's from Illinois. Got out of the Army here and ain't leavin, lol!"
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David P. McMillen left a comment for Christene Graham"Yes ma'am! Good to see some folks from down this way! That is mindboggling that you actually got that cucumber to grown in a truck cab! Just wait till you guys plant your stakes!"
Christene Graham replied to David P. McMillen's discussion 'What are you guys growing?' in the group Homegrown Texans"This is my cucumber plant and believe it or not, it is growing quite well inside our Truck... yep. You read that right. My Hubby and I drive Truck and I can't be home long enough (yet) to grow a garden. So, I have a cucumber plant growing in…"
Lyn Trudeau Carriveau commented on Christene Graham's blog post 'My Homemade, from scratch, so heavy ya need a crane, Lasagna Recipe.'"Great recipe! Thanks so much for sharing!"
Cornelia commented on Christene Graham's blog post 'My Homemade, from scratch, so heavy ya need a crane, Lasagna Recipe.'"Homemade lasagna is such a labor of love. There's nothing like it. Thanks for sharing your recipe! Have you ever used the no-cook lasagna noodles? They're pretty awesome - especially since I always manage to break or rip the cooked noodles."
Christene Graham posted a blog postMy Homemade, from scratch, so heavy ya need a crane, Lasagna Recipe.
I guess I am a lot like my Grandparents in the fact that I don't know how to make "just a little" of something when I cook. Some foods are worse that others. For example, the picture you see here is homemade, from scratch, Lasagna. There has to be lots of people around to help eat it or the leftovers go into the freezer. I…See More
Christene Graham commented on Nicholas Linzenmeyer's group 'Homegrown Texans'"Well, we are here! Flint Texas is our home....."
Christene Graham joined Nicholas Linzenmeyer's group
Homegrown Texans
For all of us Homegrowners down here in the Lone Star State, this is our place.See More
David P. McMillen commented on Christene Graham's blog post 'Home Cookin' Recipes....'"Sounds awesome! This is exactly what my wife and I enjoy doing! Keep on putting out the good eats!"
Christene Graham posted a blog postHome Cookin' Recipes....
One of my favorite things to do, besides gardening, is cooking. I love it. I enjoy everything from the planning, the gathering, the preping, the cooking all the way down to the actual eating...lol. My Hubby and I enjoy trying new foods and we both enjoy coming up with our own recipes. We work well together in the kitchen, each of us contributing something to the meal. I am pretty sure that there are other out there that are like us and take great pleasure in cooking. So, I thought that I would…See More
Christene Graham commented on Christene Graham's blog post 'Is It Too Early To Start Chanting...SPRING..SPRING..SPRING!?'"I don't know what diatomaceous is... My Hubby seems to think that we should treat the bottom of the garden boxes before we fill... it's going to be like this... weed barrier, fire-ant stuff, chicken wire, rock, weed barrier, then…"
Julie Clark commented on Christene Graham's blog post 'Is It Too Early To Start Chanting...SPRING..SPRING..SPRING!?'"Would diatomaceous earth work on fire ants?"
Cornelia commented on Christene Graham's blog post 'Is It Too Early To Start Chanting...SPRING..SPRING..SPRING!?'"Exciting new chapter for you, Christene! You'll have to get your "land legs" after living on wheels for so long! :) I've heard some people have had luck putting down thorny branches, like blackberry or raspberry, in veggie beds…"
Christene Graham posted a blog postIs It Too Early To Start Chanting...SPRING..SPRING..SPRING!?
I really wanted to do this blog in yellow, but, I was worried about making the folks who took the time to read it go blind. I can't help it...anything I can do to influence the coming of Spring!! Since my last blog, we have gone through a lot of changes in the way we live our life. For those who aren't familiar with us, we were hauling the big Windmill Blades for the towers that are springing up all across the country. We did that for nearly 4 years and the time finally came that we had to make…See More
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- What kind of HOMEGROWN are you?
- Earth Mama
- A bit about me:
- I'm a Country Gal, a Yankee by birth (Washington State) and a Southerner by choice. I love the South.... folks sitting out on their porches drinking sweet tea, Church and Fried Chicken on Sundays, the smell of Honeysuckle blooming, the sounds of kids laughing. I love dirt under my nails from digging in the garden, drinking coffee with my Hubby in the early morning while it's still quiet before the world wakes up, and watching the sun rise through the early morning mist. I love to cook and create new recipes. I love to BBQ and often have to wrestle my Hubby to get control of the grill and tongs. I love to camp and there is just nothing better for the soul than to cook breakfast and coffee over the campfire. I love my life and everything in it.
- Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
- Our "Home" is a 2006 Kenworth... an 18-wheeler. Though we have a home in Texas, we spend about 340 days a year out on the road. So, any recipes I create are generally conceived on the Truck. I have never had Lamb and was very sure I would never try it. The other night, we had Lamb. We were waiting to empty out the next morning and had time to BBQ. My Hubby bought a Lamb Shank. I used Mrs.Dash Original, Lowery's Seasoning, and California Garlic Salt to season it with. We cooked it on the grill to about Med Rare/Medium, had Baked Potatoes, and Southern Seasoned Black Eyed Peas. OMG!!! It was simply scrumptious!
- Currently reading:
- "The Horses We Love. The Lessons We Learn" by Tena Bastian
- Currently listening to:
- My Hubby talk on the phone....lol
- My latest DIY project:
- Growing Cherry Tomatoes on the dash of our Truck.... and they seem to love it!
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My Homemade, from scratch, so heavy ya need a crane, Lasagna Recipe.
I guess I am a lot like my Grandparents in the fact that I don't know how to make "just a little" of something when I cook. Some foods are worse that others. For example, the picture you see here is homemade, from scratch, Lasagna. There has to be lots of people around to help eat it or the leftovers go into…
Posted on March 28, 2012 at 8:44pm — 2 Comments
Home Cookin' Recipes....
One of my favorite things to do, besides gardening, is cooking. I love it. I enjoy everything from the planning, the gathering, the preping, the cooking all the way down to the actual eating...lol. My Hubby and I enjoy trying new foods and we both enjoy coming up with our own recipes. We work well together in the kitchen, each of us contributing something to the meal. I am pretty sure that there are other out there that are like us and take great pleasure in cooking. So, I thought that I…
ContinuePosted on February 21, 2012 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment
Is It Too Early To Start Chanting...SPRING..SPRING..SPRING!?
I really wanted to do this blog in yellow, but, I was worried about making the folks who took the time to read it go blind. I can't help it...anything I can do to influence the coming of Spring!! Since my last blog, we have gone through a lot of changes in the way we live our life. For those who aren't familiar with us, we were hauling the big Windmill Blades for the towers that are springing up all across the country. We did that for nearly 4 years and the time finally came that we had to…
ContinuePosted on January 24, 2012 at 11:57am — 3 Comments
In Our World Of Change
In our specialized fleet, we run in to a vast spectrum of emotions from the people we meet while hauling these Windmill Blades. We see everything from "The Bird" to the Thumb's Up. The opinions of these incredible machines varies from person to person. The biggest complaint we…
Posted on May 25, 2011 at 7:42pm — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 6:58pm on April 27, 2012, David P. McMillen said…
My wife and I are originally from up North too. Ohio here, she's from Illinois. Got out of the Army here and ain't leavin, lol!
- At 6:57pm on April 27, 2012, David P. McMillen said…
Yes ma'am! Good to see some folks from down this way! That is mindboggling that you actually got that cucumber to grown in a truck cab! Just wait till you guys plant your stakes!
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