Green Thumb Sunday - radish pods

I’m anticipating munching on some radish pods, using the ones I grew on my balcony for pods and seeds rather than eating the more well known root. I picked a handful from my real garden today, along with some onion tops. I didn’t take my camera along, so no photo today. Despite the rain the last few days, the ground is still cracked and dry. I also killed a few potato bugs that were taking a liking to my baby potato plants.

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- Albert Street in Regina

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Last night I made some yogurt. It’s an experiment, and I’m really hoping it turned out, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a flop since I used the temperature guesstimate method instead of a thermometer.

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Sunday I biked over to Canadian Tire to pick up a clamp, and a Presta valve adapter. I find it moderately hilarious that “Canadian TIRE” doesn’t have a Presta tire valve to Schreader valve adapter. I also encountered a garage sale with a free golf club bag (perfect for my set of mutt clubs that have been bagless for so long). In fact, the bag was better than free, since it contained a dime in a pocket - canceling out the dime I spent on the only other item I picked up at the sale.

I went to the dollar store, hoping to get some cheap superglue to fix my sunglasses. I had a little bit of trouble parking my bike, since there was no lock within a block, and no metal signs even to fit my lock around. The cashier inside was naturally only politely disinterested in the dilemma for cyclist customers. Also a little off-putting was that the Dollarama had 9W CFLightbulbs, but there was absolutely nothing on them indicating that there was mercury inside. Not on the bulb, nor the packaging. They looked to be made by Sunbeam especially for the dollar store chain. I suppose when shopping at a dollar store, it’s important to remember that toxic metals are the rule, not the exception.

ADDED: I’ve heard of cheap hotels, but the former Howard Johnson is just ridiculous:
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