Farmgirl19, those tomatoes look huge considering the date. I'm glad you got them protected. Unfortunately, whether you dance or not, I think this next week will be pretty dry. At least that's our forecast. You may sunburn your bippy out there because there's not a chance of rain.
My thermometer dropped to 33.8 F this morning, so there was really no freeze. Doesn't matter. . . I slept a whole lot better knowing my garden was protected. I guess the question remaining is what about tonight? I'll go out in awhile and uncover my plants, but I think I'll leave the plastic folded between rows and leave the buckets nearby. If Farmgirl dances up a storm, I might need to protect the garden from hail. :laughing:
Foreman Etexas: I'm sorry I forgot to mention how cute your boy is and how happy he looks to be fishin' with you. My brother had a shallow pond full of little bass and my grandson must have caught a dozen. I don't think all of them added up to a pound,
but he had a ball.
My geese visitors have disappeared. Maybe the cold snap made them head south.
Tomorrow, I have to go to a an old high school buddy's funeral in Krum, Tx. He was just 64 and passed away from a heart attack. Cecil worked for over 30 years in Piggly Wiggly stores and was a store manager. He started there in High School. About 17 years ago I saw him and he told me he finally got sick of spending his whole life inside a grocery store. He just quit and started doing home restorations on classic period homes. He was still doing construction when he passed away. He was one of those guys who never gained an ounce and always looked like he was in shape. Unfortunately, that doesn't stop you from having a heart attack as we know from TxDon's history. Cecil will be missed.
He was always amiable and fun to be around.
