• In the Works

    by  • January 28, 2010 • Events, Family, Kitchen Renovation • 3 Comments

    BD6CTNZJQEB8 I surprised a friend the other day by revealing that I am a multi-project person.  My head is constantly filled with plans.

    It drives Alex bonkers sometimes and I have been accused of not being spontaneous, but that’s just who I am.  I can’t help it – I like having things to look forward to.

    Here are just a few things in the works at Hound central:

    • Installing and learning to use wood stove
    • Painting living room and upstairs landing
    • Removing deck, building backyard stairs
    • Building two or three new garden beds in deck vacated area
    • Making a stone patio
    • Deciding on which kind and age of chickens
    • Building a coop for said birdies
    • Hosting garden tours
    • Planning workshops for spring equinox, container building, jam making
    • Spring break vacay to Chincoteague
    • August Canada canoe trip
    • And, of course, the ever present FINISH the kitchen (only trim and we’re done!)

    I think it’s good to scheme in the winter.  My next Grow Your Garden post will be all about planning a  new garden.  There isn’t much real work to be done now, so it’s the perfect time to read, study, and make plans.

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    I am the keeper of the Hounds in the Kitchen. I live to eat and eat to live, planning every meal to include as much local and seasonal abundance as possible. I often wear purple and never refuse a drink.

    http://www.houndsinthekitchen.com

    3 Responses to In the Works

    1. Betsy
      January 28, 2010 at 9:38 am

      We went to Virginia’s Eastern Shore last Spring. We stayed at the Southern end, but traveled to Chincoteague as well. That area is beautiful and very peaceful. Enjoy!

    2. January 30, 2010 at 9:03 pm

      Ohhhh, I’ve been dying to get backyard chickens! Keep us updated on what you decide on.
      .-= Eliza´s last blog ..Blog =-.

    3. May 15, 2010 at 10:57 am

      Thank you for the advice! I may try it out.

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