I know what you are thinking… how is the garden Carla… I have not heard in a while. The answer is… good! But not without a challenge or two… I got in hurry one evening and planted a few rows… did not take the time to label them correctly and... Continue reading

The garden is planted and the scarecrow is up. Little tiny plants are beginning to pop up and we are waiting for the fence to be installed today. Want to keep the little critters out of the garden. Our back yard is often visited by rabbits, squirrels, birds, Mr. and... Continue reading

Greta and I had a wonderful time converting the old red Folgers container into a Topys Turvy’s and the color looks so vibrant next all the green in the garden. The only challenge was to make the hole large enough that we could put the small plant though the bottom... Continue reading

My daughter Greta brought home three small tomato plants that she grew from seed at school. Her 2nd grade science classes revolved about the life cycle this year…every thing from seeing chicks hatch to growing these tomatoes. She and I have decided to build our own Topys Turvy … you... Continue reading

Arlo sees the big picture. He walks through the garden talking (click to see the video) about what was planted last year and what will be planted this year. He has been saving seeds for over a year now… seeds from last year’s pumpkin, watermelon, bell peppers, acorn squash, and... Continue reading

This week end we spent a long time working on the garden. When it comes to digging I delegate. Ray will dig up the plot and the kids will remove the grass and I clean house and keep every one well hydrated and fed. Yes, I had the easy job... Continue reading

Aside from the obvious “fruits of your labor” and “hard work pays off” there are a lot of principals of business to be learned from a garden. As this growing season begins I am thinking about the things that I am learning and perhaps you may decide to chime in... Continue reading

Aside from the obvious “fruits of your labor” and “hard work pays off” there are a lot of principals of business to be learned from a garden. As this growing season begins I am thinking about the things that I am learning and perhaps you may decide to chime in... Continue reading

Every day we see results. We ask ourselves... How many transactions? How many did we have planned? How many are new? How much money have we processed? How does it compare to last month? For the last 10 months the answer is always the same. Our customers have grown their... Continue reading

My name is Carla Cruit and I am the co-owner of WePayOnline.net. WePayOnline.net provides Business to Business (B2B) an online invoicing and payment processing solution that saves companies time and money while streamlining their Account Receivables. Your company, no doubt like most of the companies that we work with, offers... Continue reading