Kim Siever:
Roses are red Kisses have suction Workers should own The means of production
Kim Siever:
-40° with the wind chill this morning.
Kim Siever:
Good morning from Lethbridge!
Kim Siever:
Good evening from Lethbridge!
Kim Siever:
For my new year’s resolution, I’m trying a new fruit and vegetable every month. For February, I’m trying jicama and dragonfruit.
Kim Siever:
I finally got #mybaerskin hoodie! My children bought it for me as a Christmas gift. Looking forward to wearing it while walking my dog tonight. My other hoodies were getting pretty worn. 😝 @baerskintactical
Kim Siever:
Finally hit 10,000 followers on TikTok!
Kim Siever:
There’s nothing unsafe about people sleeping in a park.
Kim Siever:
That’s not a grey beard. It was cold this morning.
Kim Siever:
Good morning from Lethbridge!
Kim Siever:
Happy anniversary to my great great grandparents, Josef and Marie Loskot! They were married 118 years ago today and moved from what is now Czechia with my great grandmother in the 1910s.
Kim Siever:
My first time hanging laundry on the line this month.
Kim Siever:
My new year’s resolution is to try a new fruit and new vegetable every month. My vegetable for January was cassava. It was pretty similar to potatoes. I’d probably eat it again.
Kim Siever:
My great grandmother Emma Siever would’ve been 136 years old today.
Kim Siever:
I made a new year’s resolution to try a new fruit and a new vegetable every month. For January, I tried pomelo. It tasted like a milder version of grapefruit.
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Kim Siever:
Finally got to hang up laundry on the line this month. This means I was able to hang up laundry at least once in every month of 2024!
Kim Siever:
Just got my first cheque from selling Alberta Worker shirts! If you don’t have one yet, just click on the link in my bio to order.
Kim Siever:
This was probably the best vegetarian French onion soup I’ve ever made. It was so good.
Kim Siever:
Good morning from Lethbridge!
Kim Siever:
The peppers I harvested from our garden last month have almost all turned red now.
Kim Siever:
Picked up these 3 books for 6 bucks!
Kim Siever:
The great thing about butternut squash is that it keeps so long. I’m having some for dinner today even though I harvested it in October.
Kim Siever:
Found this in my can of olives.
Kim Siever:
Good morning, Lethbridge!
Kim Siever:
I made some butter
Kim Siever:
Good morning from Lethbridge.
Kim Siever:
143 years ago, my great great grandfather was born. He came to Canada in 1911 and helped build the Saskatchewan legislature building before becoming a farmer. Happy birthday, Grandpa Loskot!
Kim Siever:
We got some snow this weekend.
Kim Siever:
It’s frosty in Lethbridge this morning.
