The Holy Book

Yesterday on FaceBook I posted a link to this blog and a friend said she was going to start reading it religiously (since she doesn't currently have a religion). This made me realize I should probably provide my fellowship of one with a Holy Book.

There is SO much information out there, especially on the internet. It is overwhelming. It makes me a little nervous when all I want is a single, simple answer and I get bombarded with several opinion-bombs.

Yesterday I read a positive review of this book, Grow Great Grub, and since I happen to follow the author's blog already, and I happened to have a Chapters' Gift Card burning a hole in my soul, and the author happens to do rooftop gardening in Toronto (how drastically different can that be from balcony gardening in Guelph? Probably quite different - but not as different as getting a book from Southern California or whatever!) I decided to run out and buy a copy. This will serve as my go-to guide for what I'm doing this season. One stop information shopping!

Now I realize that this Holy Book might not be as helpful to my congregant as to myself since she lives in Nova Scotia - a different climate... but really, in North America, unless you're a Mormon or a Scientologist, all Holy Books stem from drastically different cultures and climates soooooo... that settles that.

By the way, on the left side of that photo-mash-up above you can see a bookmark with a worm on it. That is from the lady I got worms from (Red Wigglers, not parasites!!)... which, as promised yesterday, I WILL do a post about soon! ("Worms are the Angels of the Earth"... woot woot!)