maybe we get the washer fixed today and i can get out to work on the quackgrass and pathway project.
cold enough to frost last night, sunny and cool today but not too bad. yesterday was pretty windy with gusts clocked in over 50mph - they even had a blowing dust warning in the weather...
getting Mom to take it easy and to let her recover and rest is very hard. she pretty much does not listen to me. which is hard later when she's complaining about pain, but in the end every person has to pick their path through life and you can help them as much as you can, but mostly i try to...
we still laugh about it. the only reason we even know it is on is that it is on before the bucket lady... (Mom likes to watch her, i just listen as i'm off to the side in my little hidey hole here - there's not enough alcohol in the world for me to deal with that sort of person - and i drink...
the weather has certainly been great during the day here, but the nights are still cooler than beans will want so they are on hold for a bit yet. peas i need to poke in someday soon but as of yet not sure when.
a bit of frost again yesterday morning, today is no frost but some dew. probably will get out and mow today as soon as the dew burns off as there are scattered rains likely the rest of the week and it is getting long enough. it being dry enough and a nice breeze is also a good reason to mow...
same here, 5-7 over is my own "swerving suggestion" and that is on clear roads with good weather and in the daytime. i try to avoid night driving due to how many deer are running around (you see them often in the day too but at least you can see them before they jump right out in front of you)...
it was cold enough here to frost last night. i drank some hot water this morning to get started. i'll probably read for a while this morning to wait for the dew to burn off and for the day to get warmer before even thinking about going outside to get a project further along.
i remember my first trip driving across to NM from St. Louis and seeing in the distance what i thought to be a lone tree. it turned out to be a sign on an overpass.