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Comments (38)Last weekend I was busy thinning trees to help get more sun to my garden space, then built and filled a few raised beds. This weekend I have to get one more bed built and filled, so during the week I vowed to spend 30 minutes per night on the garden. Tonight wasn't very exciting, as I ended up weeding and watering the perennial flower beds, but that is one less thing keeping me from working on the veggie garden this weekend. Tomorrow I need to plant the dozen or so perennials I've plucked off the clearance rack over the past couple of weeks, then Saturday I'll be able to focus on the VEGGIES!...See Morewhat did you do today??
Comments (16)Lisa, No!!!! I can't wait 3 months for spring! I'm in Michigan, too. I count March as spring so only 50 days to go! Even if we still have snow then, the days will be longer and the sun brighter. I think it's time we had an early spring anyway. The thermometer under my pond cover says it's 51* in there with the sun shining. I wish I had a web cam in there. This is the new improved pond cover. Last year it was 6 x 11 ft. This one has new boards and bolts so it can be put together in place by one crazy lady (me) without much help. Lisa, do you have anything under your cover to provide heat? You run air bubblers to keep the ice open? Do you run a pump? Today I am going to go stand outside the pond cover and listen to the water run and wait for spring... sam...See MoreWhat did you do today?
Comments (33)I was in London, Ontario visiting my sister who is in the hospital. She had been admitted last Monday because of an infection around her pacemaker that was so bad that you could actually see the metal of the pacemaker showing because it was falling out of her chest. It was a bit touch and go because the Doctors didn't know how they were going to fix it or if the leads to the heart were infected as well. They finally decided to put a new pacemaker in on the right side of her chest and luckily they were able to find one good vein that went across her chest to put the leads in to the heart. If they hadn't found that the good vein the outcome would not have been good....See MoreWhat Did You Do Today?
Comments (25)Grandson and girlfriend came over and trimmed my hideous tree (another long story that I'm repressing...oh well...). They then set the table for my Monday night family dinner, and then Henry polished the last few pieces of silver that my yard man ran out of time to do. Put the tureen for the centerpiece in my car. I took that to the florist. So, everything is almost ready for Monday night. I need to put the small things that are on trays (to make dusting easier for cleaner) back on the tables, and then I'm ready. Smartest thing I ever did was to hire someone to cook and serve the meal. It's something I've had before that she does (braised short ribs - fabulous!) and know it's good. It will not be a "fancy" meal - just using placemats and all but the sterling flatware and goblets can go in the dishwasher once a year (Wedgwood "Wild Strawberry"). The table still looks festive and pretty and it will be easy and not anywhere nearly as expensive as my usual party. Just a nice family mean. No coats and ties required but I"m hoping for a sweater and not a hoody... We will see.....See More- 8 years ago
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