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Mar. 26th, 2005 07:59 amThe ground is wet enough this morning that even the boss admits we're not going to get much done today. He's learning, finally. I got grudging permission to "go help Donna in the greenhouse for a couple of hours." Probably a good thing I left out the part about spending all afternoon over there yesterday.
Got four plug trays' worth of seedlings transplanted for Donna yesterday; that's 15 or so flats, half of them basil. And there's lots more basil to do. (Donna's already reminded me that's my fault, but she's the one who said "plant whatever you want".)
Donna's got some of her Home Hort students coming over today to make hypertuffa planters and some other concrete projects. I expect I'll get some transplanting done too. Monday will be seeding again, but there's not that much left to seed. Just some stuff for us, and some perennials that will need cold treatments.
By had a short day at work yesterday, because he was caught up, and neither he nor Robyn were motivated to be in the studio. He took a bit of time to find Albert, and propose delivering lumber for him, since that's something that buggers Albert's potential lumber sales...not having a way to get the stuff to the people that want it. Albert likes the idea, except that the main deliveries he needs to make are to the property he owns in NW Missouri, that he's building a house on. But hey, if he's willing to pay By to drive all that way.... By spent yesterday afternoon and evening burning debris piles, since everything is so wet. It's stuff that Frank had said he'd do while he stayed with us, but never did, so it's nice to have it gone. And a lot of it was just old branches and bits, so the ash is clean and useable in the garden. He's planning on working on getting more stuff burned today, and cleaning up the driveway, since Fred will be leaving his trailer at our place after the woodbusting weekend (next weekend).
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Got four plug trays' worth of seedlings transplanted for Donna yesterday; that's 15 or so flats, half of them basil. And there's lots more basil to do. (Donna's already reminded me that's my fault, but she's the one who said "plant whatever you want".)
Donna's got some of her Home Hort students coming over today to make hypertuffa planters and some other concrete projects. I expect I'll get some transplanting done too. Monday will be seeding again, but there's not that much left to seed. Just some stuff for us, and some perennials that will need cold treatments.
By had a short day at work yesterday, because he was caught up, and neither he nor Robyn were motivated to be in the studio. He took a bit of time to find Albert, and propose delivering lumber for him, since that's something that buggers Albert's potential lumber sales...not having a way to get the stuff to the people that want it. Albert likes the idea, except that the main deliveries he needs to make are to the property he owns in NW Missouri, that he's building a house on. But hey, if he's willing to pay By to drive all that way.... By spent yesterday afternoon and evening burning debris piles, since everything is so wet. It's stuff that Frank had said he'd do while he stayed with us, but never did, so it's nice to have it gone. And a lot of it was just old branches and bits, so the ash is clean and useable in the garden. He's planning on working on getting more stuff burned today, and cleaning up the driveway, since Fred will be leaving his trailer at our place after the woodbusting weekend (next weekend).
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