It is that time of year again. Time to get the tent out of storage, pack up your camping gear and glow sticks… It’s festival season, people! Festivals, festies, or fests… No matter what you call these gatherings of love
What would a greenhouse be without an urban garden? 100 square feet of garden bed was tilled by hand (and shovel) and 100+ plants were moved from the greenhouse into the ground.
Less than a month ago I bought some seeds from a local greenhouse. The Johnson Street Greenhouse was born during this time. Right now there are over 100 plants growing in The Johnson Street Greenhouse, ready to be planted in the garden.
The snow has melted in the backyard, revealing 100 sq. ft. of empty garden beds and even more square footage of grassy pathways and yard space* slowly coming back to life after months of freezing under 15 inches of snow.
It should not be news to you that our economy is apparently a step above being dog poop on the sidewalk. Perhaps that is an exaggeration. However, when you’re discussing this with a jobless person that recently relocated to Minneapolis, and two months later they remain jobless… The exaggeration sounds just about right.
I have spent the last three weeks preparing my resume, sending it out to perspective employers, following up and attempting to stay positive.
Last night, I went to my first organized Thursday Happy Hour event at Rock Bottom. In all honesty, I have never gone to anything like this prior to last night and I might have had different expectations going into it.
On Saturday night, I went out to downtown Minneapolis for some drinks and good times with good friends. It was a grand time until we …
After a tiny break from writing due to my move to Minneapolis, I have time to sit down and tell you a story. After days of …
It’s not every year that I get to hang out with a 3 year old on Christmas. With Santa making a visit last night, I …
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