The water receded this morning, but we had horrible winds, and our lamp post that was propped up in a tree was blown down again and looks broken this time.
The ground is saturated and I fear it'll be another year like last year. Not sure, but the weekend is the only good weather time to till more and it all depends on if this ground dries up.
The library is open but curbside, and next week by appt. Not sure I'll be going for a while. I do miss it, but too many restrictions - no interloaning at all. Our library is very small, and doesn't have many choices and can only loan out from their library to city patrons with their library card.
Next week's predictions of weather do not look good for us at all. Thunderstorm after thunderstorm. Not only is this a problem for putting in the rest of the garden and the condition of the garden for growing, but for hardening of my plants indoors. They got two days outside, but the wind and colder weather today are not conducive.
On the upside, we have talked about how the last two years have made it very difficult, and the importance of a greenhouse now. I could have them all hardened by now (plants) and made it quicker to plant. Time is the issue. When your husband works full time, it's hard to have the energy to work at night after a full day of work of climbing ladders etc. Say a prayer we get one built this year, so it's ready for next year.
I hope your weather is better and your gardens are doing good. I'm just very very concerned again this year. We need the food from it too.
I'm also frustrated with our Governor. Yesterday he lifted the ban on non-essential travel, but I'm so confused if he lifted the stay-at-home order or not. When the media asked questions, he never answered them directly - is it an order? is it strongly recommended? is it an advisory? There was no direct answer to it. He also lied. He said 95% of Ohio would be open by the end of May, and that is not true. Restaurants running at 50% capacity and some not even open. Even the library is only doing curbside, and that is not the same for them either. He said churches were never closed. Huh? Like I said, I'm so confused and what they are doing, but he did say no groups of 10 or more and yet we can sit with 50 strangers in a restaurant. It's so messed up in our state, and they are still pushing the wearing of masks. That's been an argument from the beginning.
The ground is saturated and I fear it'll be another year like last year. Not sure, but the weekend is the only good weather time to till more and it all depends on if this ground dries up.
The library is open but curbside, and next week by appt. Not sure I'll be going for a while. I do miss it, but too many restrictions - no interloaning at all. Our library is very small, and doesn't have many choices and can only loan out from their library to city patrons with their library card.
Next week's predictions of weather do not look good for us at all. Thunderstorm after thunderstorm. Not only is this a problem for putting in the rest of the garden and the condition of the garden for growing, but for hardening of my plants indoors. They got two days outside, but the wind and colder weather today are not conducive.
On the upside, we have talked about how the last two years have made it very difficult, and the importance of a greenhouse now. I could have them all hardened by now (plants) and made it quicker to plant. Time is the issue. When your husband works full time, it's hard to have the energy to work at night after a full day of work of climbing ladders etc. Say a prayer we get one built this year, so it's ready for next year.
I hope your weather is better and your gardens are doing good. I'm just very very concerned again this year. We need the food from it too.
I'm also frustrated with our Governor. Yesterday he lifted the ban on non-essential travel, but I'm so confused if he lifted the stay-at-home order or not. When the media asked questions, he never answered them directly - is it an order? is it strongly recommended? is it an advisory? There was no direct answer to it. He also lied. He said 95% of Ohio would be open by the end of May, and that is not true. Restaurants running at 50% capacity and some not even open. Even the library is only doing curbside, and that is not the same for them either. He said churches were never closed. Huh? Like I said, I'm so confused and what they are doing, but he did say no groups of 10 or more and yet we can sit with 50 strangers in a restaurant. It's so messed up in our state, and they are still pushing the wearing of masks. That's been an argument from the beginning.
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