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It's a long weekend - Friday through to Monday - and I seriously have nothing planned, apart from two appointments on Saturday morning and church on Sunday night.
This is almost unprecedented.
Of course, I have things to do.
Quilting things, writing things...
I'd like to go see Wonder Woman again.
I need to get out in the garden and pull up the last tomatoes, harvest the last basil, clear the pumpkin vines, and put in all the seedlings I planted a couple of months ago which seem otherwise to not be growing any larger.
Mulch and spray all the fruit trees.
Trim the rose, mulch around it, build compost for raspberry canes to be planted in late winter.
Also, order in all the fruit and nut trees for the coming summer and the fencelines.
Of course, it's going to be a cool and rainy weekend according to forecast. Which can be considered a good thing when we're talking about transplanting seedlings.
This is almost unprecedented.
Of course, I have things to do.
Quilting things, writing things...
I'd like to go see Wonder Woman again.
I need to get out in the garden and pull up the last tomatoes, harvest the last basil, clear the pumpkin vines, and put in all the seedlings I planted a couple of months ago which seem otherwise to not be growing any larger.
Mulch and spray all the fruit trees.
Trim the rose, mulch around it, build compost for raspberry canes to be planted in late winter.
Also, order in all the fruit and nut trees for the coming summer and the fencelines.
Of course, it's going to be a cool and rainy weekend according to forecast. Which can be considered a good thing when we're talking about transplanting seedlings.