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I didn't have time to check it out before but I am now, I should find something here, there is a lot to look at! :lol: Ohhh that's too funny!! I have noticed lots of little weeds growing in almost all my pots, they are a pretty green and have 2 small banana shaped leaves, I dont know what...

I admit I over-think things (I'm an obsessive thinker, always have been, always will be) and that makes it hard for me to actually take action and do things, and decide what to do and how to do it, because I get caught up in the thinking/analyzing/planning part of it! I don't have to worry...

I realize that gardening is an art, and you can't just buy a bunch of seeds and stick them all in pots at the same time and expect them all to grow perfectly. I guess it's just overwhelming and confusing to learn how to grow each thing, there is so much out there and everything has it's own...

There are 2 community colleges within half an hour of me and neither one has a culinary program. It seems to be hard to find around here, we do have a Le Cordon Bleu though, and another big college but those are both WAY too much. Yeah, unfortunately that is true. I am horrible at selling...

Patty...for some reason it wouldn't let me quote your entire message so I'll answer it like this. This website says you have to cook in the client's home, but this isn't the one I read it on, i've actually read it in many places, almost every site I go on that talks about personal chefs says...

I found a handful of schools that train you to be a personal chef, I literally felt like there were too many to choose just one, I wanted to go to them all! Some were online, some were actual physical schools. But they were all too expensive. I actually read that it's illegal to cook food in...

I was unaware there were 2 different kinds of bean plants! Thanks! :smile: and that's a good tip too, using branches from trees! I can't believe I haven't thought of that!

I hear stories like that way too much. That scares me off even more. But then on the other hand, you got people saying you need a degree because that proves you studied everything, and aren't just doing it for a hobby like most mothers in the world who have to cook for their children.

This year I used that self-watering one with 70 spots in it, so there was NO way I could tip it upside down to get each one out because it takes 2 hands just to pick the thing up, and it's flimsy, you're actually not supposed to pick it up. In the directions it just said carefully transplant...

I was a cook at McDonalds for 5 years, does that count? :lol: They actually said I was the best grill person they've ever seen. I also cooked at a teenage shelter for about 6 months, I made food for about 15 people every day. That job actually was part of what made me want to become a chef...

WOW! That is amazing!! Thanks for sharing that, I'm gonna tell everyone I know who has a garden about that trick! :smile:

Wow, nice mustard greens! and this is your first year? Impressive! :smile: I have used Miracle Grow soil, and I've also used fertilizer pellets too. Except for the crappy dirt that comes in those starter kits, the more I think about those the more I want to grow from plants next year, at...

Last year (and this year too) I started the seeds in April and last year I was able to get some stuff for a good portion of the summer so I didn't feel like it was a waste, I just wish more of my stuff would have grown correctly. I had a lot of green beans that died only because I didn't have...

I have only bought a plant once and it was the only size they had, it didn't look very big to me, really.

Oh I'm not starting them now, I started them 2 months ago, I'm just asking in general what is better. But since you've never had good luck, I don't feel so bad now! :lol: I just wish there was a way I could afford it because a lot of plants are $10 and that would cost me almost $200 to buy...