-
Recent Posts
Pages
Contact Us!
Author Archives: Teresa Fikes
10 Reason to Eat Blackberries
It is Blackberry Season here on Sunnyside Lane Hobby Farm. Did you know that just one cup of blackberries has only 62 calories, 15 carbs, 1 gram fat, 8 grams fiber, 1 gram sodium and 2 grams protein? Blackberries are … Continue reading
Posted in Foods
Tagged Berry, Blackberry, cancer, Conditions and Diseases, Fruit, Health, Nutrition, Ohio State University
Leave a comment
The Better Decking Material – Composite Wood Or Organic Wood?
Proper deck construction takes solid planning. Important to that planning process is the decision between organic and composite decking material. Once the material of choice, natural wood is being pushed aside by composite materials that offer lower maintenance and higher … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction
Tagged Business, Composite material, Decking, Material, United States, Wood, Wood fibre, Wood preservation
2 Comments
Fried Collard Greens
Collard Greens for cash! That sounds like a great idea. The more you eat the more you make for the coming year. Wow! I will be eating a lot of greens even though I don’t believe in this personally. I … Continue reading
Posted in Foods
Tagged Alabama, Bacon, Bell pepper, Black pepper, Collard greens, Cook, Cornbread, New Year, skillet, Sweet tea, water
Leave a comment
New Year’s Day Southerners Traditional Foods: Collards, Pork and Black-eyed Peas
As with many of the superstitions, there will be several ways to answer a question. In general, it is the belief that black-eyed peas are a lucky entrée for the New Year’s meal. It is especially popular in the southern … Continue reading
Posted in Foods
Tagged Black-eyed pea, Collard greens, Hog Jowls, New Year, Pea, Pork, Southern United States, Union Army, United States
Leave a comment
‘A Beginner’s Guide to Using Floral Foam’ by author steph07
Floral foam (also known as Oasis foam) is a very popular product which allows florists to create full and perfectly arranged floral displays. It’s used by pressing the end of the flower stems into the foam to build up the display. … Continue reading
Posted in home, Home and Garden
Tagged floral, floral arrangements, floral foam, florist, floristry, flower arrangements, flowers, Hobbies
Leave a comment
The Mayan Doomsday, And Why It Doesn’t Spell Doom Part Two
php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known (0)
Written by Micheal Stratford The one reason anyone believes that the Mayan calendar predicts the end of the world is the end-date of the last span recorded, 12/21/2012. However, it isn’t the only end date in Mayan (aka Maya) records. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Green Living, History, Uncategorized
Tagged Applewhite, David Freidel, Family Radio, Linda Schele, Marshall Applewhite, Maya, Maya calendar, Maya civilization, Xultun
Leave a comment
The Mayan Doomsday, And Why It Doesn’t Spell Doom Part One
Written by Micheal Stratford It’s known as the 2012 “phenomenon”, and there are hundreds of websites, crazed tweets and emails, along with nearly a million random comments (averaging around two hundred per website), all about it. We’re going to die, … Continue reading
Posted in History, Uncategorized
Tagged China, December 21 2012, John Cusack, Maya calendar, Maya civilization, Mayan, Olmec, TNT
Leave a comment
“Well, Well, What Can the Matter Be?”
Well water problems can be a huge headache for people. From the moment the groaning is heard that signals that there is no water to the time waiting until the well refills, it is truly inconvenient. While this is the … Continue reading
Posted in sustainable living, Uncategorized
Tagged Aquifer, Business, Drilling, Mining and Drilling, water, Water resources, water supply, Water well, well, well drilling
Leave a comment
Day 1
Every business opportunity out there tells you to sell big to make big money. You want money, you sell. That’s what all the websites will tell you. Except this one. This one makes you money when you give … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged Business, Business opportunity, Day1, Franchising, Multi-level marketing, Opportunities, stay at home
Leave a comment
Strawberry Facts And Uses
Strawberries make a great addition to any hobby farm. There are a number of uses for strawberry crops that make not only delicious but versatile dishes as well. Strawberry uses include topping desserts, eating raw, recipe ingredients for soups, deserts … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Foods
Tagged Cooking, Fruit, Fruit preserves, Garden strawberry, home, Recipe, Ripeness in viticulture, Strawberry Shortcake
Leave a comment

