From our Ninja home to yours. Happy New Year!
Enter the Shadows of DIY
So the crazy antics of two Ninja's decided that publishing a diy blog site might be a cool thing to do. Not realize how much work is involved in said site. O.o
The Twin Ninja and I have been living in this Townhome for almost 6 years now. It’s our first home purchase. We hope to one day move to a bigger house with its own yard and no neighbors connected to us. Preferably a farm house, but beggars can’t be choosy so a nice home on a nice lot will do as well.
The time that we have been here, I haven’t really touched my bathroom or the bedroom. It’s been the same builder antique white that is everywhere for a long time. My Sis worked on her bathroom and bedroom awhile back and both look awesome now. Especially her bathroom, Good job Sis! Continue reading
NinjaGrl here to blog about my new bathroom. So recently, I took time off from my job to relax and revamp my bathroom. Relax?! HAHAHA! I actually wanted to redecorate many other rooms that week but wow, who knew it would take all week just for the bathroom.
I had painted my bathroom a long while back and now those colors are just tired and dated. It was a yellowish beige and I painted a horrible boarder of blue and green at the top of the walls and it was crapply done. So a change was needed! Badly!! Continue reading
So yea a ninja gotta eat and since it is “cool” being “green” and all, we decided to do fall gardening this year.
The Twin Ninja and I started planting fall vegetables in our small container patio gardening. This year is the first year that we tried growing our own vegetables. We did alot of research on container gardening and our spring/summer crop we produced alot of cherry tomatoes, better boys tomatoes and roma’s. Lots of cayenne peppers, cucumbers, squash and zucchini, beans, okra and alittle bit of strawberries (although the birds and rabbit ate those.) We also had two small herb containers as well with lots of rosemary, basil, mint, and sweet basil. Even with a small garden, we ran into alot of issues and problems with disease, insects and whatnot’s eating our plants.
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