This week has been one of the most physically demanding weeks I’ve had in a long time. I’ve been swamped with my own projects at work topped off with some of the other post doc’s projects (I need to learn to say no). Sleeping has been a bit wonky this week and all of this
This mobile has been with me since graduate school. One of the other grad students had it hanging in her office. One day I commented on how much I love elephants and that I really liked that mobile. She hopped up onto her desk, pulled it free from the ceiling and gave it to me.
Yesterday I was so busy I barely had time to sit down to lunch, let alone write up a blog entry. I thought “that’s OK”. I’ll just write it when I get home. Then the internet was down which led to Chris having to call and argue with the cable company about what they were
Well, we’ve had our first casualty. A tomato plant succumbed to the wind. I was hoping to save it, but it just wasn’t happening. The good news is that every thing else seems to be doing fine. The last of the seeds have sprouted. We now have cucumbers, cantaloupe, and chard sprouting up from the
I can’t believe this week is already over. And it’s been a good one. I’ve been just busy enough at work. The weather has held out most of the week so I’ve been able to ride the V every day. I am thankful for this because it gives me a bit of independence and allows
I saw these peonies on our walk and fell in love with their pink cotton candy like fluffiness. I think this means it’s summer. At least we’re having the summer like weather and that means scooter riding (not quite as fun with out Chris, but he’ll be back in the game soon). There’s so much
I didn’t forget! This is just the first time today I’ve had a chance to sit. Busy day, but good because it’s almost over. Finishing up all of the Tudors series on Netflix Strawberry shortcake from scratch Cupcakes for lunch Cayenne pepper Talking about raw food recipes with one of my yoga students Shorts and
Not a whole lot to report this week in the Garden Diary. Last week I ended up planting some green onions in the bed we reserved for herbs and staked up some of the taller plants. We had a tomato plant downed from all the wind. I’m hoping that it will recover. Each day things
