Marvin Smith (marvin)

Marvin Smith

Overcast with light rain falling off and on. Glad I've got a warm and dry place inside. (43°F/6°C @ midnight)

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Nature in the Ozarks: Daffodils with to much anticipation for spring. http://t.co/6OSa4xKB

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Nature in the Ozarks: Potter Wasp (Eumenes fraternus - female) !bugs http://bit.ly/v48Z9W

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Sunshine and a rapidly rising temperature. (75°F/24°C @ Noon)

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Got to make a trip into town this afternoon. We're running low on some provisions. (Sunny and 66°F/19°C @ Noon)

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Thanks muchly @tius

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Nature in the Ozarks: Large Tolype Moth (Tolype velleda – 7670) !bugs http://bit.ly/n6d5tt

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Gonna dig sweet potatoes this afternoon. Hoping the vines actually produced potatoes. (79°F/26°C @ Noon)

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Nature in the Ozarks: Locust Borer Beetle (Megacyllene robiniae) !bugs http://bit.ly/pK9uG8

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Kiln started on a bisque firing. South wind arising. (65°F/18°C @ Midnight)

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Spent the afternoon staying off the roof. In fact, I even stowed away the extension ladder. (73°F/23°C @ 5:00 PM)

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Enjoying a beautiful, sunny day in the Ozarks. (76°F/24°C @ Noon)

Marvin Smith Vegetable and Flower Gardening

Nature in the Ozarks: Harvesting Cayenne Peppers http://bit.ly/qiLoBB !grow

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Can hear and smell green tomatoes frying. (They smell like very hot canola oil, btw.) (63°F/17°C @ 8:00 PM)

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Nature in the Ozarks: Carolina Mantis (Stagmomantis carolina) !bugs http://bit.ly/nYqSSf

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Tis amazing how even a small dead thing can create such a large smell.

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Hodgepodgery Blog Post: Ice Cream and All That Jazz http://t.co/FPBUSK7m http://ur1.ca/57dq1

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About 10°F cooler than it was this time last night. Nice! (67°F/19°C @ noon)

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Mostly clear and 90°F/32°C @ noon. Not bad.

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Enjoying 68°F/20°C @ midnight. Much better than 90°F/32°C.