Comments on: Springtime in Puerto Rico = Mucho Bebé Animales http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/ Our life in Rincon, Puerto Rico... Fri, 20 Aug 2010 02:33:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Dianne Erwin http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/comment-page-1/#comment-2798 Dianne Erwin Mon, 02 Jun 2008 19:31:01 +0000 http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/#comment-2798 Van liked the baby cow and the puppy dog... He said doddie, when he saw them! Van liked the baby cow and the puppy dog… He said doddie, when he saw them!

]]> By: Stefan http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/comment-page-1/#comment-2671 Stefan Mon, 26 May 2008 17:56:21 +0000 http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/#comment-2671 Rosa: After the first major rain the Pica Pica 'dust' washed off of everything exposed to the elements but there were still a few pods left hanging around. We had a good couple of days of rain last week and the past 4 days have been gloriously wet and muddy on the property and all the pods have dropped to the ground. I didn't notice the 'lack' of constant itch until last night when I put on a t-shirt that I haven't worn in a while and started itching. I'm gonna say that it shouldn't be bad at your house...but I would definitely change out the sheets before you crawl into bed on your first night. Katrina: We have been hauling 200ft of hose around our yard trying to plant the 100 or sow plants we bought at Montoso all winter. Summer and I made a deal with each other that we wouldn't buy anymore plants until we had all of the current ones in the ground. We are three plants away from completing the task, then its off to the nursery to buy some Neem trees, Guanacaste trees and more citrus. I'd also like to track down some bamboo to plant around our property line...do you guys have any suggestions where/how to dig it up or buy it? Rosa:
After the first major rain the Pica Pica ‘dust’ washed off of everything exposed to the elements but there were still a few pods left hanging around. We had a good couple of days of rain last week and the past 4 days have been gloriously wet and muddy on the property and all the pods have dropped to the ground. I didn’t notice the ‘lack’ of constant itch until last night when I put on a t-shirt that I haven’t worn in a while and started itching. I’m gonna say that it shouldn’t be bad at your house…but I would definitely change out the sheets before you crawl into bed on your first night.

Katrina:
We have been hauling 200ft of hose around our yard trying to plant the 100 or sow plants we bought at Montoso all winter. Summer and I made a deal with each other that we wouldn’t buy anymore plants until we had all of the current ones in the ground. We are three plants away from completing the task, then its off to the nursery to buy some Neem trees, Guanacaste trees and more citrus. I’d also like to track down some bamboo to plant around our property line…do you guys have any suggestions where/how to dig it up or buy it?

]]> By: katrina kruse http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/comment-page-1/#comment-2669 katrina kruse Mon, 26 May 2008 16:44:49 +0000 http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/#comment-2669 Lots of reproducing here too but NO RAIN (we are waiting). I have to haul hoses down to the vetiver (it's been in almost 3 weeks) and I put out batata amarilla and peppers and lemon grass. Once the rains come it'll be mangosteen and other things from Montoso...I didn't want to maintain things through the dry season. Baby cows, baby chicks (we have a Red Jungle Fowl sitting on eggs way up on our hill under some tree roots), kittens, baby horses. All the trees are blooming and fruiting too. As soon as they finish it all starts up again! katrina Lots of reproducing here too but NO RAIN (we are waiting). I have to haul hoses down to the vetiver (it’s been in almost 3 weeks) and I put out batata amarilla and peppers and lemon grass. Once the rains come it’ll be mangosteen and other things from Montoso…I didn’t want to maintain things through the dry season. Baby cows, baby chicks (we have a Red Jungle Fowl sitting on eggs way up on our hill under some tree roots), kittens, baby horses. All the trees are blooming and fruiting too. As soon as they finish it all starts up again! katrina

]]> By: Rosa http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/comment-page-1/#comment-2668 Rosa Mon, 26 May 2008 15:14:59 +0000 http://ca2pr.com/2008/05/26/springtime-in-puerto-rico-mucho-bebe-animales/#comment-2668 Beautiful pictures and funny about thinking that the pony was dead, but not unusual. I love the puppy too. You mentioned Julie from Pintos R Us, her business partner Cindy just left NJ from a brief vacation, we had dinner together..small Rincon world! How is the pica pica at this time? I heard it is still in the air...can't understand it, it usually gone by now, washed away or something. Rosa Beautiful pictures and funny about thinking that the pony was dead, but not unusual. I love the puppy too. You mentioned Julie from Pintos R Us, her business partner Cindy just left NJ from a brief vacation, we had dinner together..small Rincon world!
How is the pica pica at this time? I heard it is still in the air…can’t understand it, it usually gone by now, washed away or something.
Rosa

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