Marigolds - planted from seed, line the back drive-way.
A few of the happy sunflowers that tower over the marigolds - and me!
A few of the happy sunflowers that tower over the marigolds - and me!
Our garden is coming along very nicely. We have several squash starting to grow, lots of tomatoes about to ripen (more than I know what to do with - any suggestions?), one pumpkin, parsley, chives and we're still waiting on the green bell-peppers. Due to the high temperatures that we're having, I'm having to water the plants by hand every day. It would have been a lot easier to water them today if I hadn't cut the hose in half last night with the mower while I was mowing the lawn. Whoops. It's been way too hot and humid to mow during the day, so I had to wait until the evening and it got dark before I could finish the back yard. So I kept mowing until I hit the hose. I chopped it in half and put a few holes in it. So when I tried to water the garden today, some water came out of the shredded end, the rest squirted out of the big hole and onto me. It does sort-of work like a sprinkler now, or a really powerful soaker hose. That will teach me to mow the lawn in the dark!
Here are a few more pictures from yesterday.
Claire took this of me mopping the dining room -
I thought she did a good job.
I thought she did a good job.
Claire is going to be starting Kindergarten next week. We finally found everything on her list after going to three stores. The only thing we couldn't find was a beach towel (for rest time) - though it's still summer, you can't find them in the store. I guess I'll have to try Bed, Bath and Beyond or someplace like that. Until then, she can use one of our two beach towels.
We had a productive day yesterday. Today has been a little slower. I have more photos to share, but I will in another blog. I hope you are all well and staying cool during this hot month.
2 comments:
Kmart had some beach towels on clearance when I was in last week... maybe $6.00 a piece? The Old Time Pottery had a ton of them at the beginning of the summer, I picked one up for $3.00 a while back ago.
Thanks for the help! I'll try Old Time Pottery next.
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