Are you still holding on to your Poinsettia from last Christmas, and hoping that it will bloom again in December?
If you read my first post about saving your Poinsettia, and my second post about the progress of my Poinsettia from last year, you will remember that I promised to post a reminder in October.
I have recently shared a post with you about saving money on creative ways of taking care of your laundry, however hanging out your laundry is not always welcomed by neighbors, or even against the rules in some neighborhoods.
Everyone, and everything, enjoys freedom. Today I will tell you about the freedom of space, based on my cucumber plants’ growth and progress.
If some may celebrate Christmas in July, then why shouldn’t I write a post about Poinsettia in September.
I encouraged you not to discard your Poinsettia into trash, but suggested to nurture it until next Christmas to be pleasantly surprised with its renewed beauty, and save money by not purchasing a new one.
Labor Day is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start planning a party. I have already posted several recipes for party foods, but this time I will share one that has been around for a while, and used to be very popular few years back.