First Baptist Church of Romeo

Have you seen the price of tomatoes at the grocery store recently? They are sky high! My friends in Florida warned me winter had been hard on field grown tomatoes and we would feel it in our wallets. I grew up in northern Ohio, near Cleveland where hothouse or greenhouse tomatoes were commonly grown. That is no longer true. Now I am considering the wide array of plastic greenhouses on the market so that I can have fresh sweet tomatoes all year round. The selection, sizes, and construction materials available to the hobby gardener are amazing. (more…)

Smart And Sharp Hard cases for sunglasses are much better than sunglass carrying pouches. If you accidentally sit on your pouch, or drop it, or step on it than in all probability you have just destroyed your sunglasses. The hard cases are remarkably durable and will protect your wholesale sunglasses from most daily incidents. They are pretty cheap too. Usually you can find them for around five dollars or so. They’re not just for protecting your shades either. (more…)

One example of a wonderful European Tapestry from the Medieval Times is the Knights of the Round Table Medieval wall hanging. It is filled with exciting tales and is full of adventure. If you love the medieval era, art, or are just looking for a great wall tapestry then you are sure to enjoy this one. Legendary King Arthur and the mythical fable of Camelot as well as the Knights of the Round Table are all apart of the story recreated through this tapestry. (more…)

If you live in North America, you’ve probably seen an American Robin and where I live the first robin of the year means that spring is finally on its way.  These birds live all across the continent, and they’re a very common sight in birdbaths, feeders, and yards.  American Robins can often be seen on the ground trying to pull earthworms up for breakfast.  These cheery little birds are quite popular with bird watchers, and they’re pretty easy to notice, too.  The American Robin has a bright orange breast that is pretty distinctive, as is their happy little song.  Listening to the Robins chirping in the morning is a nice background to your breakfast.  American Robins appear in cities, towns, and forests—you can find them just about anywhere in North America starting in early spring. (more…)

The Fall season was always a little bittersweet, as we prepared our gardens for the first real frost, and took the last harvests of tomatoes and pumpkins, squash and peppers.  It always left me wishing I had a way to garden year-round.  So when we purchased what would be our first plastic greenhouse, I was skeptical that I could get used to the idea of tending to living, growing plants in the dead of a Tennessee winter.  But as time slowly moved through the months of January and February, I still had an abundant crop of baby lettuces, herbs, and yes, even some sweet, ripe cherry tomatoes! (more…)

Imagine how wonderful it would be to wake up to a beautiful view of the Mediterranean, right from the very comfort of your own home: fabulous view of a cozy village nestled between the mountains and coast, full of warmth and serenity. With the Seaside Hideaway Tapestry from decor4u.com, you can let your mind wander off into this intricately detailed work of art anytime you please. The tapestry is 100 % cotton with a beautiful jacquard sheen, and weighted at the base so that it will stay flush against any room in your home. It is available in one size, 53w x 53h, adding symmetry and grace to any room. A small sleeve in the top of the tapestry makes for easy hanging, and a completing rod for such is also available sold separately on the site. For a look of added sophistication, you can also purchase separately two gorgeous tassels that are sure to catch the eye of anyone who visits your home. (more…)