My radishes are already coming up. I picked a bit more asparagus, and dropped some zinnia seeds. I also planted my thyme and rosemary plants, and dropped some cilantro, parsley and basil seeds.
By noon yesterday, I had only accomplished that, plus 2 rounds of dishes, some of the laundry and had taken the trash out.
We are getting more rain today, but my recently planted seeds and flowers are loving it. I need another day indoors anyway. In between rain storms or rain, I'm hardening my pepper plants and tomatoes.
Woke up to this today. The planted field across the street is completely flooded. They need to clean the drain out that drains it to the river. A sheriff is out there warning drivers to slow down, so they do not hydroplane.
I have yet to check the garden, but will later. I am sure it's okay considering we haven't tilled the wetter part of it yet.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Monday, May 18, 2020
Happy Homemaker Monday
Sunday's rain that was predicted all day changed on us. Thankful for that, as we had time in the morning to plant more flowers.
-make a breakfast dish
-dishes
-vacuum
-re-pot lettuce starts
-drain Four Thieves Vinegar
-freeze bell peppers, freeze cauliflower
-make a list for the garden center
(just a few snippets of our work)
We had 4 bags of mulch leftover from last year, but we still need to go get a truck load of it to finish the flower beds and add some pine mulch to my herb garden. We worked the good part of the day beautifying the front of the house. I'm debating on dropping some zinnia seeds today or not. They keep saying torrential rain, but we are not getting it and so far completely wrong on when we are getting any and how much.
Today I'm joining Sandra at Diary of a Stay at Home Mom.
The weather . . .
99% humidity, 73/59°F, Thunderstorms
How I'm feeling this morning . . .
Ready to get back to a regular work out schedule. With Hubby's crew off two weeks and on two weeks, I've been off track.
On my mind . . .
Just my to-do list, and making preparations for days to work more on the garden.
On my breakfast plate . . .
Sweet Potato/Black Bean Frittata
On my reading pile . . .
Call of the Wild
On my TV . . .
Re-watching The Ranch
On the menu this week . . .
-Spaghetti and meatballs, homegrown asparagus, homemade coconut flour garlic muffins
-Biscuits and gravy, potatoes, eggs (didn't make this last week)
-Turkey breast (crock pot),
-4 beans and sausage (crock pot)
-maybe sweet potato and black bean chili
From the camera . . .
Looking around the house . . .
There is a lot to clean up since we devoted most of our time to anything outdoors (veggie garden, flower beds, etc.) There is a lot on the to-do list today. . . putting it here to stay on track this week.
-laundry
-master bath
-sweep/mop
-dust
-tidy office area/pay bills
-clean windows
-clean up utility room now that the chicks are in the barn
-water plants
-make homemade foaming hand soap
-call vet (other two dogs need shots)
-restock freezer pizza dough and pie crust crumbles
-things need made, lip balm, and many other needs (homemade)
Chore I am not looking forward to this week . . .
Mucking the coop. If the weather is good, it'll be getting a clean sweep from winter pile up.
To relax this week I will . . .
Journal, maybe handiwork. I have Christmas tree ornaments that need finished up as well.
On my prayer list . . .
My friend's eyesight, for this virus to go away, and personal requests.
Devotional/Bible Verse . . .
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