Let's see...I have $5 to my name. I could go out for a beer, but I'd just want more. I could buy A grocery. I could save it (aahahah, right). I know, I'll make a sound investment in my future by buying seed potatoes! The 7 lbs bag was exactly $4.99 ($5.34 with tax so I had to scrounge up some change) but now I have a full-days worth of activity and hope for the future, all for $5. I cut the taters so that there is at least one good eye on each section, stuck them in a basket with damp newspaper (to prevent dehydration), and stored them in my closet till the wounds heal. Then, out to garden!
Tax on potatoes? But its a food right? When I did mine I bought 5 lbs organic potatoes, ate some and planted the rest. They are coming up great, russet, red, purple and fingerlings, yum. I like your news paper btw :)
Howdy,and welcome to We Grow Grub. We're archiving our journey towards living a more sustainable and cost effective lifestyle in the face of recession and a threatened environment. We're taking our 1950s, working-class, urban/suburban cottage, complete with concrete paths (boooo) and bermude grass(yuck), and overhauling to fit our needs more sufficiently; and all by the hands to two people and, mostly, found materials. In turn, we trade our harvests with friends and neighbors for delicious meals. Bartering at its best!
Tax on potatoes? But its a food right? When I did mine I bought 5 lbs organic potatoes, ate some and planted the rest. They are coming up great, russet, red, purple and fingerlings, yum. I like your news paper btw :)
ReplyDeleteAhaha, oops, I just realized that I have a relatively risque ad in my ole tater basket. "Boobs", that's PG Rated these days, right?
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