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raining here this morning.

me too, even if it is a seasonal hazzard... (halloween) and a pain to pick up and put back on (fran-ken-schteen - young frankenstein - wrench squeeks) and then to think about someone who would have a nickname like Squeeks, would that be a voice problem or shoes that need oiling (a la the...

yeah, the boy can play as can his companions. :)

we had a friend who's name was Joyful and we would sing "Joyful, Joyful we adore thee!" in the tune of Beethoven's Ninth...

"You look tired?!" "I just got up." "Did you sleep well?" "I dreamed I did." "What happened?" "I didn't dream long enough." "So you were worn out and overtired?" "Yes. Questions do that and also give me flat tires..." "Can I help?" "Yes." "How?" "We're making progress..." "." "()"

yes please! :)

there are certain beans here that are more troubled by it than others. my advice is to pick the dry bean pods as soon as they are ready and not leave them through wet spells. another approach is to only plant beans with close to the same maturity time in the same area so that you don't have...

the same place most of my day went, limboland, daydreamville, reading and writing and then some lunch and outside for a while to scrape the north garden. amazing how quick that can go when there aren't other plants to go around or in the way - a half hour or less and it was done.

my prep for bad weather amounts to making sure the propane refill is on-order if we are getting low and getting out the snow shovels and brush/scraper for the car windshield. oh, and if the power seems to be flickering i'll fill up an extra bucket of water to flush the toilets.

livestock including deer will eat it so if you don't want to attract deer you'll need to protect it.

rained off and on through the night. garden club meeting today in the afternoon. i'll be reading and puttering around. library time is always fun for me. will take some beans to shell out and sort through.

i work in energy chunks. that is how much energy my body has is how long i work, that chunk. when i'm done i'm done. lately it has been about three and a half hours of mixed digging, weeding and scraping. the digging is the hardest part and i take breaks to rest a bit as i'm doing it...

i had a funny dream about a dog riding on top of a car in a big pyramid bottom that was chopped off and hollowed out and the dog was so excited to be able to ride up top of the car that it couldn't really decide where to be so it kept scampering about and being excited. the pyramid bottom was...

in honor of that idea i'll have some every day. yesterday was graham crackers with cream cheese frosting (which was not too much sugar, but at least enough that it was sweet). today might be a repeat or some chocolate of some kind, with or without peanuts, or both, or all of the above.

worked on putting up the SE garden inside the fence. will have to do some dirt moving to smooth things out but generally done and weeded so if i don't get right to it it will still be ok.

*mmmmmMMpphhhfffffFFF!*

hmm, when i read about plants doing that sort of thing it sounds like they may exploit any cracks in that wall and cause potential problems, so i hope it is sealed up well! :) and while it is ok to rest a bit for a few days after a back strain it is also still important to keep moving because...

whupass comes in all sizes...

i'm not usually around people other than Mom and she doesn't care much about things like that. if it is warm enough and i'm out in the gardens i have a long sleeved shirt on but the front is not buttoned so i get some air flow. so i am in fact bare chested. however, you won't ever see it, so...

it really helped me when i picked it up. i was having trouble falling asleep. after a few months of practice it started making a difference, plus the exercise was good for me. :)