Joyful Hermit’s Daily Tip
Save Big Money...by growing dark, leafy greens such as kale, beets, Mescule, Romaine, and French Sorrel in garden pots. You can re-seed frequently, and by having the large pots placed near your dwelling, the greens will grow earlier in spring and later into the fall, being cool-weather growers by nature. Use your own fresh greens in your very own batches of Green Glory, saving shopping and getting the freshest greens possible. Try growing your own cucumbers, as well, from pots. So what if the vines tumble over and out? Vegetables grown in planters are quite beautiful! You really do save money, especially as some of the greens re-seed and also re-grow if the leaves are clipped rather than pulled by the roots.
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Been a Long Time in Writing…
I’ve not written on this blog in over four years. Much has transpired, and my writing has instead gone to more a chronicle of events, feelings, thoughts, and trials. I admit it is rather raw–an outpouring of this and that … Continue reading
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A Prayer That I Love (and maybe you will, too)
Litany of Humility Cardinal Merry del Val He was accustomed to recite this prayer daily after the celebration of Holy Mass. O Jesus meek and humble of heart, Hear me. From the desire of being esteemed, Deliver, me, Jesus. … Continue reading
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Trees for Sale
Deciduous, blooming trees in the gardens are always a joy to behold, especially if planted so as to bloom in succession throughout spring and summer. Below are three trees I hope to sell; they are too large for me to … Continue reading
New Antique Catholic Art Prints Available from Hermit’s Collection
To view, click on the “page” on the right side of this site in order to access the Catholic and Religious Art Prints, most antique of over 100 years. You may order either framed or unframed. My deepest hermit apologies … Continue reading
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Joyful Hermit Offers Books, Media, from Personal Library
After having the idea of a type of inspirational lending library, and realizing after several years that this is not God’s idea but mine, the actuality remains that in our time, people are more specific about their reading desires and … Continue reading
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Green Glory (aka Green Glop, Reprised)
I cannot extol enough the benefits of Green Glory. Yes, it used to be called Green Glop in previous post; but people complained that it did not sound appetizing. Can a rose by any other name smell as sweet? Green … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, dark greens, food, vegetarian
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This and That: Projects and Thoughts
I have been laid up with a neck injury, and prior to that was busy making some Valentine pillow cases for little ones. Note: A little boy much prefers sharks to Snoopy Heart fabric! Plus, I was practicing the harp … Continue reading
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Be Yourself (in God’s will)
Being oneself is always a challenge, for most of us may not really know ourselves well enough to be that which God has created! For one reality always remains: Our selves are constantly evolving. Yes, God works with us throughout … Continue reading
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Dorotheos of Gaza (I’m Sorry) Soup
There’s no way around the truth of it: Soup is good for the body, mind, heart and spirit…anytime, especially on a snowy day. The amount of vitamins, minerals and protein simmering within a bowl of soup is as astounding as … Continue reading
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Dorotheos of Gaza Said This, That Sticks
This morning I was reminded of a man named Dorotheos of Gaza. It had to do with contrition… saying we are sorry. But first let’s learn about this hermit born into the world at Antioch in Syria around 506. From … Continue reading
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