It's raining again. I'm not complaining, but how can a person not think about all that investment going do waste. Such a sad year.
Hubby said a co-worker would give us 2 bushels of corn, and he's brought home 2 large squash. I am still trying to locate a produce stand with beets and cabbage. All of our cabbage was drowned this season.
We cleaned so much yesterday, I woke up with swollen and irritated eyes. The fire extinguisher dust is all cleaned up (unless it's hiding in places we have not yet checked), everything was laundered too.
Today, I will be using my Hay Max (thank you Emma for telling me about it). Yesterday I forgot I bought some. It's an organic, drug-free, pollen barrier balm. I'd love to make this myself, but cannot (currently) locate a recipe to make it. It should help today, especially with more rain, and our windows open.
I made an attempt at working on my crocheted rooster Christmas ornaments, but failed. After taking out the feet two times, I had to put it down. My hands were so sore from all the weeding the other day, I was making too many mistakes. I worked some deep penetrating (also organic) salve into my hands and will hope to get something finished tonight.
The house is not "sparkling" just yet. There is much more to organize and clean yet. I am mixing up a different batch of homemade bathroom cleaner, one that will be used to clean the vinyl flooring in the camper. If it's a recipe worth sharing, I'll post it later.
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Sending some cheer for better days ahead.
That one Sunflower is quite the cheery looker.
Zinneas are so prolific with their hardy flowering aren't they ? I make vases full of them for all the rooms and give boquets of them to friends and family ~ sometime I even have little buches out front on the farm stand table.
Hope the Hay Max works for you. Look forward to hearing about your homemade bathroom cleaner.
Hugs and hope your hands feel better,
Beth P