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Quote of the Day  © BrummetMedia.ca " A human mind works best when trained to be coherent, clear-sighted, and capable  of self-organization while also being creatively free range.  It is a very serious  advantage to have a cohesive partnership going on between  intelligent thought,  creative process, and productive action.  Otherwise, your  thoughts and life can end  up like so many positively inspired  political and environmental efforts do—nobly  motivated,  fuelled with great dedication, and a joy to be involved with but not  altogether coherently coordinated enough to reach  the great level of success that  such noble motivations deserve.  It seems that great intentions and strong effort  can’t get the job done themselves.  A successful process has to be mastered and  implemented." ~ Doug Rose  www.fearlesspuppy.info ~~   Visit the Brummet's @: http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~

-- World of Writing -- Author Interview -- As many of our loyal readers are already aware, I like to share author interviews every 3-6 weeks or so on this blog. I feel these interviews help our audience get a feel for what the world of writing actually entails, the behind the scenes activities, the individual challenges and the unique situations each writer will face. Today we have the pleasure of featuring Elise Brooke, author of The New Zealand Dream .  She invites you to visit her at: MyNZDreamBlog.com , on Instagram @:  mynewzealanddream  or on FaceBook    Q: Hi Elise! It is great to have you here today. I had such a good time doing the interview on your blog back in March, and now it is my turn to ask you the questions. :) We already introduced some of your social media and blog, and I know you also manage a  a FaceBook group (   A Journey Of Transformation  ), however before we delve too far into the interview let's have   you tel...

Brummet's In the Media  After 25 years in the #writing industry, when I'm pleasantly surprised by unusual and challenging #interview questions the experience becomes so much more enjoyable for me. **Thank you Ashley for putting so much effort into making the interview so special. I like the stock photos she chose... none of those are of us or our family, however the imagery does suit the interview and I'm so glad she chose them. Please do check it out., leave a comment... share on your social networking channels :) It was so much fun, for both Ashley and I, and we both really hope that you all enjoy it too. https://aafouch.blogspot.com/2021/05/news-from-garden-muse-interview-with.html   ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca   ~~

Quote of the Day © BrummetMedia.ca "A baby is born with a need to be loved  and never outgrows it."  ~ Frank A. Clark ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca  

Announcement   Today I am thrilled to announce that  The Writer's Digest Network  has published our article about the local  Growing Fresh project,   which involves many nonprofits and volunteers helping people learn about gardening and then how to utilize that bountiful harvest.  I hope you enjoy reading it :) Feel free to leave a comment on the Writer's Digest blog and be sure to browse their awesome site! https://thewritersdigest.com/2021/05/31/press-release-growing-fresh-april-2021 ~~   Visit the Brummet's @:  http://BrummetMedia.ca ~~

Getting Rid of Cabbage Moth  * Today's article was offered by Richard Haigh, and had some minor editing done by Lillian Brummet before publication here. Richard writes regularly at http://the-organic-grower.blogspot.com / and invites you to read more of his articles about organic gardening there. You do everything possible to have healthy growth and 'bang' your plants get slammed by some critter or another. This time it is cabbage moth that is causing trouble... What do you do? As more and more of us are concerned about climate change from chemicals and the like, we turn to the old ways of control. This means, in general, natural control for all those bugs that help themselves to our crops. Cabbage moth layers its eggs on the leaves of cabbage, and caterpillars are the result. Rapid loss of leaves from your crop, is the consequence of this. The best and sure way of dealing with this is to take a bucket of hot water and go round your plants daily and pick the caterpillars of...

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