"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." ~Theodore Roosevelt
That idea inspired me in making my garden as economical as possible. I just don't have a couple of hundred bucks to put into a new hobby! But that's where creativity begins (so I tell myself :) )
I used some old firewood logs from a tree that my husband cut down (Go Curt! Love ya!) to make my semi-raised garden bed. My neighbor saw what I was doing and offered some old pots that he had laying around for years! Good old Jack! He saved my daughter, and now he's helping save my garden dream. He told me "Erika, I don't waste nothin',...call me a pack rat, but it hadn't cost me a thing to keep all this stuff back here!"
Hard work, but I love it... It BETTER give a good harvest! |
I look like I know what I'm doing right? |
Then here I go thinking,... (by now, you should know,... I analyze EVERYTHING) is it that I don't have enough? or am I not using what I already have? Obviously the latter in my case. It's not bad to want more, but I certainly have to check myself on how faithful I am with all the things that have already been given to me... Here is the beginning of my garden, and me using using what I have!
"You learn by doing" ~ Jack |