Good morning!!!!

[sodamo]

66°F and .22 inches rain

Primary task is to perform 1 last sanity check and then efile my taxes this morning. Then I may do some other computer tasks. Maybe somewhat milking this light duty, but having seen Sophie have complications even while adhering to the instructions I am being extra cautious.
Glad to read others are on the mend.
Zoom Happy Hour this afternoon.

Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day

 

[kenmbz]

BEF - I need to cover two curves of about 100 feet.
And I have a nice Echo hedge trimmer that will be put to use to keep these trimmed.

I see what happens when the forsythia go native

Thanks for the offer. I got small/cheap ones so I won't have to do maintenance until next spring.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Mine definitely went native.

This was when they were starting to bloom March 19th. They are about done blooming. Plenty of young ones under these.

 

[daugen]

one project done
finished all ten flats today, still lots more to go but this was my donation.
time to go check the garden and see if there are any extra eager folks in there...

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Nice job Drew.

 

[oosik]

Good Morning, my AZZ! It's been getting colder every day here in April. It's 33F and snowing right now.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

NWS says it's a calm 36° this morning, going for a high of a sunny 86°. Hard to believe that kind of a spread.

I hate to admit that old age and Alzheimer's is getting me, but I guess it's inevitable. I'm having more aches and pains all the time, and I've come very close to bad falls a couple of times recently. Two days ago, I mowed the yard, easiest mowing ever, dry, did not use the bagger, cool weather, and I just wore shorts and a t-shirt, but I was worn out and sweating profusely before I finished.

About 5 years ago, when I had a shoulder replaced and the doctor told me definitely to do no mowing, I temporarily used a lawn service, and they did a good job, so yesterday I looked them up and found they've merged with a bigger company, but still in business, and after contacting many others and getting prices, I found they were the best price. SO . . . I've arranged to have them mow my yard weekly this year. My wife has been trying to get me to do that for a long time.

I guess I've always had a hard time admitting that there's anything I can't do.

Bird, your memory of the past still seems sharp as a tack to me and I really like your stories. Hope you keep up with life as best as possible.

I had to shore up my little wind blown tomatoes. Then I tilled the weeds in the garden.

I can't find any family members who want to take over weed eating. Maybe I might get one of those shoulder harnesses to help take the weight off of my arms. It takes almost as long to weed eat everything as it does to mow.

Hydraulic cylinders are all back on tractor. She was about 4 gallons low.

 

[PJSprog]

I can't find any family members who want to take over weed eating. Maybe I might get one of those shoulder harnesses to help take the weight off of my arms. It takes almost as long to weed eat everything as it does to mow.

I have a shoulder harness for mine, Kyle. It makes a HUGE difference. You'll definitely thank yourself for buying one.

 

[Thomas]

59F cloud sun mix.

Busy day at pt. job...whew,got home saw two mailboxes setting on the bench mailbox MRS. order from Amzon $109.oo has large dent front of the door and wouldn't close tight she went to HD got the same style and larger better built mailbox for $70.oo ...hmmm.

No plans for the evening thinking about setting on the deck do some critter watching while enjoying smooth cigar.

Enjoy your evening all.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Helogabals, happy birthday 2X!

I would offer to foster the unborn baby or help find younger foster parents if needed, if we could get baby here. I hate this war.