Comments on: The Soil is Always Warmer in Other People’s Gardens http://domestikgoddess.com/the-soil-is-always-warmer-in-other-peoples-gardens/ thrifty and creative | home and garden | ideas and experience Sat, 22 Nov 2008 15:49:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Anthony http://domestikgoddess.com/the-soil-is-always-warmer-in-other-peoples-gardens/#comment-760 Anthony Mon, 19 Mar 2007 13:09:39 +0000 http://domestikgoddess.com/?p=1562#comment-760 Hang in there, it'll be spring eventually. <br/><br/>Even south of you here in NJ, we're still waiting for spring. Friday's winter storm has once again hidden my garden under a layer of ice and snow. Hang in there, it’ll be spring eventually.

Even south of you here in NJ, we’re still waiting for spring. Friday’s winter storm has once again hidden my garden under a layer of ice and snow.

]]> By: S. Camille Crawford http://domestikgoddess.com/the-soil-is-always-warmer-in-other-peoples-gardens/#comment-753 S. Camille Crawford Sat, 17 Mar 2007 22:01:16 +0000 http://domestikgoddess.com/?p=1562#comment-753 My room-mate just returned from a week long vacation in Nova Scotia. She's from Japan and is staying in Canada for about year. I think she's finding Canada not only huge (compared to Japan) but also full of great diversity. Her comment about the weather in Nova Scotia left much to be desired...LOL<br/>In Toronto today, the generous snowfall we got last night (looked like up to a foot of snow outside this morning) is melting in the balmy sun today. I'm sure my room-mate will be shaking her head again at our Canadian weather that can't make up it's mind.<br/><br/>Enjoying your blog...<br/>Nice to meet a fellow Canadian in the blogosphere!<br/><br/>Camille My room-mate just returned from a week long vacation in Nova Scotia. She’s from Japan and is staying in Canada for about year. I think she’s finding Canada not only huge (compared to Japan) but also full of great diversity. Her comment about the weather in Nova Scotia left much to be desired…LOL
In Toronto today, the generous snowfall we got last night (looked like up to a foot of snow outside this morning) is melting in the balmy sun today. I’m sure my room-mate will be shaking her head again at our Canadian weather that can’t make up it’s mind.

Enjoying your blog…
Nice to meet a fellow Canadian in the blogosphere!

Camille

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