On the agenda for today:
- Collect Heart Shaped Rocks on the Beach
- Cut Wool
- Finish Staining Desk
- Plant Sunflowers and Shasta Daisies
- Finish Boat on Latest Rug Hooking Project
How about YOU? What’s on your to-do list for today?
Have a great weekend everyone,
♥ Mavis & Lucy
Stories, Recipes and General Nonsense From this Past Week
- My 14 Goals for 2020 Week 19 of 52
- Monthly Meal Planning and Grocery Shopping Trips – Week 19 of 52
- The Root Cellar – A Work in Progress
- Gardening in Maine – The Cold Weather Vegetables Have been Planted, The Hell Strip Has Flowers and So Much More!
- Frijoles Borracho (Drunken Beans) Recipe
- The House With the White Picket Fence
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Mel says
I had to get up at sunrise to let our chickens out, so I took advantage of the cool and shade to get some yard work done. I just cleaned up all the pine cones and raked up all the pine needles from under our pine tree. I tried to weed the garlic, but there were some hornets by the bed that I didn’t want to mess with. So, I popped inside for a quick break, and now I need to go plant all of the basil I started. So much basil. Later, I’m going to pressure wash the siding, and I am absurdly excited about that.
Lissa says
That area between the sidewalk and the tree is call a “tree lawn” in many parts of the country. Trees are often planted there :). In MN it’s popular to plant flowers, but it’s best to set up a little 6-7 inch fence–we have a set of wrought iron fence. It will prevent doggie urine burn to the pretty flowers. Your tulips look amazing.
Kippy says
It is called parking strip here. Land is owned by the City but homeowners must maintain and keep it tidy and mowed.