Garden Update February 10

I transplanted about 200 yellow onion sprouts into the south bed. I'm 2/3 done, and will continue on another day. The second, large planting of snow peas is not yet up, but the four broccoli seedlings, started indoors, are doing fine. We're having slight freezes in the mornings, followed by warm and sunny days.

I've just finished eating last year's canned tomatoes and dry onions, and I'm down to canned yellow squash and fresh butternut squash. I also have every permutation of preserved and fresh lemons, and fresh red onions from the garden. The first planting of peas is flowering, so soon I should have those to eat. Lastly, the almonds, but they're not very good.

Unbridled Police Lawlessness And Buffoonery

In the search for a cop-killing ex-cop, police in Southern California have mistakenly opened fire on at least two vehicles, injuring innocent people. They're sweating bullets. Hundreds of police were actively hunting Dorner in the mountains east of LA, and we're seeing images of barricaded police stations and million dollar rewards.

Police are now considered a sacred breed, with this sort of over-the-top reaction when someone has the nerve to threaten those men in blue.

LAPD "Crippled" by Dorner Search, Limited in Response to Other Crimes

http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Search-for-Dorner-Creating-Drain-on-Resources-190778001.html