We are still enjoying leftovers for dinner. Today will finish the all up though (Daughter K is taking them to work for her dinner). I made a breakfast casserole yesterday, but have no idea what to do for dinner. Maybe grill out since the weather is nice again, with rain moving in later this evening.
Although it's tempting to start weeding flower beds and such, I do think it's a bit early yet. If the temps drop, the leaves give my herb garden protection. My green onions are looking pretty good right now.
I received on order for two dish scrubbers. I haven't used the pattern (different one) in so long, so that's on the to-do list today. Hopefully I can find the pattern. I have already found the yarn used for this scrubber.
I'll admit, I've been lazy this week, but the list writing needs done. I should be getting up to town and getting paint to paint the hallway doors in this wonderful weather.
Daughter K said she went to take the dogs out and turned the light on. There was a huge raccoon enjoying himself to the cat food. She said, "Mom I named him Harold." I responded, "Um, out here we don't name them." Oh, the laughs we had.
Well, I hope your week has been good. I haven't seen too many blogposts to read, nor haven't had that many visitors this year. I hope you are enjoying my blog, although today's seems drawn out and nothing exciting. Gawd it's been a rough year already, and for some reason we are all feeling more depressed than ever. Not sure, other than the way our state is being run and feeling "enough is enough" and so forth.
I'm glad I have the crochet order, or I'd be a wallowing mess wandering around the house today. I need to find my positive inner peace again.
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We had our whole yard enclosed with fencing, well, up one side even with their front porch to "hide" the junk that our neighbor young men has placed all in the front yard, side yard, in front and inside of their cute (what could have been an in-law suite), etc. One was out mowing last night and wondered just what he mowed, as there are wooden pallets all over, huge white trash bags, dead bushes, live bushes yet to be planted ...they are landscapers, but they always seem to be home. Mercy, younguns these days. And our Code Enforcement Officer in our city is a JOKE!!! Not suppose to run a business out of your home, let alone trash in front yard.
So, I've been planting monkey grass on the outside fence facing them. Have a bit more to find and dig up to transplant to finish, then I have borders to pound in on the inside facing us. Talk about being worn out; husband, too as we have been trimming back that neighbor's back yard that is a jungle. Past renters, owners of this place never cleared out the "jungle" and have seen rats in the past when they got into garden and ate sweet potatoes.
Have I bored you yet, but it's been 80s this week, showers I can only hope for the rest of week so we can relax and maybe do some inside work, haha. We're both in our 70s and wonder how we managed the yard work when we worked full-time. Retirement is harsh, but fun if and when we can travel.
Have a great rest of Wednesday and a good one tomorrow.