The rain, that was in the forecast kept getting pushed back and back, until we got about a 5 minute sprinkle. Unfortunately, that meant a full blown morning of watering everything here. I had to drag 200 feet of hose from the garden to the flower beds and herb garden, which wasn't fun, nor easy.
The grass went from can't-keep-up-with-mowing, to it dead and crunching under our feet. Watering everything meant no weeding time either.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
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Thursday, July 12, 2018
Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Midweek Tidbits
Youngest is finally home, after a 5 day camping, roller coaster riding, swimming and what not summer vacation. I'm glad she got to go. Tiger (her cat) has been so happy to have her back home.
I got the third load of wood unloaded and stacked. One more truck load to pick up. I think between the battle of the weeds everywhere (especially the condition of the garden), the heat and working with wood, I've been a bit crabby. I made a nice nettle tea infusion for both Hubby and I (for exhaustion).
The only thing getting cooked or baked here (besides meals) is a big batch of whole wheat blueberry pancakes. Now we don't have to make breakfast the rest of the week too. It's been hot again - heat index of 95°F.
I got the third load of wood unloaded and stacked. One more truck load to pick up. I think between the battle of the weeds everywhere (especially the condition of the garden), the heat and working with wood, I've been a bit crabby. I made a nice nettle tea infusion for both Hubby and I (for exhaustion).
The only thing getting cooked or baked here (besides meals) is a big batch of whole wheat blueberry pancakes. Now we don't have to make breakfast the rest of the week too. It's been hot again - heat index of 95°F.
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