tiller of the backyard garden - thoughts on agrarian, sustainable and organic living

tiller of the backyard garden

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2.21.2004

The garage sale went well. We met our goal and got rid of some junk. Jason is filling in for Street Corner Medix tonight because their bassist couldn't make it for some reason.

Jason picked up our shirts yesterday and we rolled them and labeled them this morning. They are so sweet looking! Come buy one at the shows or at the online store.

¶ 2/21/2004 09:32:00 PM

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