Hello Saturday.
Sunny and a high of 70 is the forecast for Mid-Coast Maine today. Holy cow man!
On the agenda for today:
- Pack up orders and ship them out
- Dig up oregano and transplant to pots {for now}
- Take Lucy on a walk
- Finish hooking my new chicken pillow
- Pop by the library {I need some new dvd’s}
- Make cheeseburgers for linner
- Back and stuff 5 pillows
- Take pictures of all my new rugs and pillows and list them on Etsy tonight at 6pm
- Pop in a movie and start a new rug
There is so much to get done today!
How about YOU? What’s on YOUR list, anything exciting?
Here’s to a sunny and productive weekend,
~Mavis
Highlights from this past week:
- My Big List of Goals I’m Going to Accomplish in 2022 Week 18 of 52
- $100 a Month For Groceries – Week 19 of 52
- Washington General Store in Washington, Maine
- Gardening in Coastal Maine – Planting Zone 6a- May
- My Favorite Rhubarb Recipes
- Rockland Farmer’s Market + A Sweet Giveaway
Have a great weekend! 
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Wendy Clark says
Today is planting day. We have a big garden and hope that it really produces this summer. We are putting in 20 tomato plants, 12 various peppers, canteloupe, watermelon, squash and cucumber. Then we will plant black-eyed peas in as many rows as we can fit in. It will be a long hot day, The high today in my part of Alabama is 86. But we will be glad to have it done. We are about two weeks behind (because of a broken tiller) in our normal planting. Other than the garden I hope to get some laundry done and supper cooked. I bet I’ll sleep good tonight if I’m not aching all over from the planting. 🙂
Rosemary Calhoun says
For today:
1) plant tomatoes, banana peppers, bell peppers and cucumbers.
2) take care of sick granddaughter
3) laundry
4) finish crocheting matching pillow for doll blanket for Etsy shop
5) pack up Etsy order
6) continue the cleaning out, decluttering and organizing projects (craft room closet is done!!)
Holly says
Finally got all of our winter and ski gear put away. The space where we used to store it got turned into a basement bathroom and so it took some creative organizing to find a new place for it all. Got out swim gear – our kids start summer swim team next week. It’s warm and sunny here in Denver and starting to feel like summer ☀️
Jules says
In Oregon I’m hoping to plant flowers today on between rain showers. And work on a quilt while it rains
elizabeth says
Do you make one hole in the bottom of the cups for drainage?
When you transplant out of the dixie cups, do you just cut the cups down the side or is it easy to get the plants out?
Mavis Butterfield says
No, I don’t make a hole {but you could}. When I’m ready to transplant I just slide the plants out, that way I can reuse the cups year after year.