Hello Saturday!
On the agenda for today:
- Oatmeal for breakfast
- Draw out a few patterns
- Dye some wool
- Pack up orders and ship them on out
- Plant Shasta daisy seeds {indoors}
- Plant pepper seeds {indoors}
- Watch a movie and get started on a new rug
How about YOU? What’s on YOUR list for today? Anything good?
Have an awesome day,
~Mavis
Stories, Recipes and General Nonsense From this Past Week
- My Big List of Things I’m Going to Do in 2021 – Week 10 of 52
- How Much We Spent Groceries and Meals We Ate Week 10 of 52
- Delete Delete Delete
- Gardening in Mid-Coast Maine – Early March
- Ale House Inn – Portsmouth, New Hampshire
- A Little Off the Top
Currently listening to: Marc Cohn station on Pandora
Small Business Saturday – 4 Things I Found I Think Are Pretty Cool:
DressMeLinen – Linen dress NICOLE. Linen summer dress with pockets
Holtz Millworks – WHISKEY BARREL STAVE – Coordinates Sign
LJordanHandmade – Navy Blue and Gray Railroad Stripe City Tote Waxed Denim Bag
MarnellyOfficial – Kids Wall Hook Fox Orange
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Linda says
I woke up thinking about all the tomatoes I put in the freezer whole. I was going to thaw them and make sauces on a cold winter day. Oops. Its almost Spring. I am doing sauces today.
HollyG says
We’re starting a another weekend of the storm debris cleanup. We took down the broken limbs of the pie cherry, one plum and one apple tree last evening along with a whole redbud and a whole pear tree. We have to process that material and then move on to two dogwoods, a couple of spruce, and a few of really old Italian Prune trees along the hedge row. I may try to bake some potatoes for lunch in the burn pile.
Chris Ann says
You and your family are hard workers…hoping your family is safe and your home intact…I am so sorry you lost so many wonderful fruit trees, a Redbud, two Dogwoods (darn) , in the storm…I love how your planning of baking foil potatoes in the burn pile…you could make enough to have with Sunday breakfast….You might try tossing some smores in double or triple layer foil into the mix…Hope you and your family enjoy the rest of your w/end… ps we have a frail, Italian Prune -it’s hard to find an Italian Prune sapling…Kindly, Chris Ann
Debi Dubay says
Agenda for today: *take oldest grandson to bowling *take his brother to hockey *work on my daughter’s college tee shirt quilt *put at least ten pieces in the current jigsaw puzzle *two loads of laundry *dream up something for dinner *catch up on “This Is Us”
Kris R says
Today I am making your Copycat tomato soup recipe.
TC says
Today.
Feed chickens and let them out into their fenced area – Done
Treat Hubby to hot mocha and a coffee in a flask to keep warm so he can read papers at leisure
Pick up donated flowers from TJ’s – Done
Pick up b’fast for hubby – Done
Post latter- Done
Attend notary appointment 9am – Done
Check out Grocery outlet for their large awesome ceramic pots, scored a deal on their second largest for $25 got the larger ones yesterday for $49
Pick up stamp from Staples – done
Pick up chicken scraps from local co op – done
Repot 2 lime trees and one caviar lime into ceramic pots- done
Feed bees some sugar water -Done and they are going crazy today – Done
Pick up some free New Zealand flax plants that were advertised on Facebook market place
Put wire on bottom of chicken pen to stop the gophers tunnelling in and eating the chicken food.
Complete 1 hour of paperwork
Get wood in for fire as it is cold at night now.
Cook dinner
More paperwork and a nice glass of wine while I am doing that.
Colapse into bed LOL
Kirsten T. says
On this, my least favorite day of the year, when we lose an hour of precious time, my HH, a hardworking local grocery store butcher, requested that on our our once-a-month Date Day, that we make coffee on a mountainside and see the spring melt waterfalls. I chose a precarious 8.3 mile loop trail in the PA Wilds that didn’t disappoint. After a very strenous hike, I did a load of laundry and made a mushroom spaghetti dinner to refuel, then we rented the latest episode of Resident Alien and enjoyed a slice of homemade apple pie from our local general store in Stonyfork, PA. Thanks so much for your stories! Came across your blog from a Rhubarb Jam recipe you posted on Pinterest several years ago when HH’s customer gifted him with a grocery bag full of Rhubarb and have been an avid reader ever since.
Teresa Young says
We’re finishing up our chicken brooder this weekend and picking up our chicks on Monday!