Texas Spring/Summer Thread

[farmgirl19]

jinman; Sorry to hear of your choice of "vacation" site, this week! Glad to hear that you are on the mend!

I mowed the lawn this morning. Been hoeing in the garden, and came in to grab a bite of lunch, and to move some laundry around.

It sure doesn't feel very warm ourdoors, at 55* with the damp feel to the air!

 

[Bird]

I mowed the lawn this morning.

So did I, and it was so wet that it clogged the chute for the bagger. So I had to just mow it, rake up a little of the clippings, and wash the mower and the bagger parts.

 

[farmgirl19]

I never bag it! I'd spend all of my time emptying the bagger, and not getting the mowing done!

 

[NativeSon]

Sorry to hear you were in the hospital. Get well soon.

Ditto Jim---Hope you get to feeling better soon. You're not as much fun when you're puny. Get well.

Charlie

 

[Bird]

I never bag it! I'd spend all of my time emptying the bagger, and not getting the mowing done!

I had that same problem when I was using a walk behind mower, but my little Toro ZTR has much bigger bags, so it's not too bad when the grass is dry. I don't bag mine every time, but when it's too tall, or there's too many leaves, then I use the bagger.

 

[farmgirl19]

I don't bag with the JD 1050 either!

 

[mikim]

I have so many leaves I bought a trail behind vacuum trailer -- works pretty good but can't get too close to any structure - connecting hose sticks out too far. Does what I wanted it to do though. Have a second mower, inherited from MIL when she passed, that we use for close up.

 

[lostcreekranch]

I'll try to do better in the future. I promise you I am not trying to copy-cat your actions. It's just that anything that sets off my sinuses will drain to my lungs and get the infection going that leads to pneumonia. It's just what happens as things progress. I have to stop it immediately or it runs its course to full-blown pneumonia. My nurse practioner is very good and will help me immediately if I get a quick appointment with her. She is terrific. A quick dose of antibiotics and steroids will get me back in the groove in a hurry.

Hey Jim! Take your meds and get better soon. I spend a lot of time in SE Asia and 2/3 of the people there wear masks 3/4 of the time.

Breathing is one of the important ant things you need to do on a regular basis. ;-)

 

[Western]

.o8 since 7am yesterday and it has been raining more for about an hour:thumbsup: Most of my garden is up now and the rain sure is needed.

 

[Bird]

It's rained here off and on all morning. In fact, I heard thunder about 10 minutes past 4 a.m. this morning, and it's raining now. But we hope it continues, since I've only gotten a total of about two-thirds of an inch so far. Sure glad I got the yard mowed yesterday.