No I have not disappeared, just been busy, and had a computer meltdown last week. Once I got that replaced on Saturday I had to play catch up with school work and deal with all the hassle of setting up a new computer. Now I just need to get my pictures off the old computer so that I can do a garden update. I could just take more pictures now, but things are starting to really get sorry looking after over a month of next to no rain.
Anywho...
Wow, I had no clue how difficult it was to braid onions until today and after the mess I made , I doubt I will ever attempt to braid them again! I have never actually seen anyone braid them in person and was going by a couple of tutorials that I had run across online , needless to say I did not do a very good job of it and after a while just started tying them on. I think I would have done a better job had I had a human here to show me the basics of it.
I think I will just put the rest of them in some spare mesh bags that I have around. It made my hands hurts and the semi dry stalks tore my cuticles all up. Me complaining about something tearing my hands up is BAD, as I have some of the ugliest fingers I have ever seen a female have. They also make a really BIG mess while you are braiding them up. Anyone that has a real house would be better off doing them outside if you try this. I did it on the floor inside and this is the mess I had when i was done .
The tutorials I used to guide me in my epic failure are here and here.
You're saying it was an epic failure, it actually looks pretty good to me. Never braided onions before myself, and I'm not sure I ever will. After what you said, bags sound pretty good to me... :-)
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