HOw To A BEAUTIFUL DAY BUT


It's a beautiful day today,  clear, sunny, cool, low humidity...it's going to be a good weekend for work at the farm.  On the shortlist is getting the raised beds layered and filled and topped off with soil, then covered, and then edge everything inside the garden area.  That's my singular goal.  Then if I have time, I need to pull some weeds in the flower beds, and do some general moving around of stuff in the yard.  

If I have time, I want to start organizing inside the house...we spent all Summer bringing stuff from the house in town to the farm...a little at a time.  Little by little isn't so bad..until suddenly you step back and it looks like someone broke into a hoarders house, ransacked everything, and left without taking it, LOL.  But that is something that can be done on the rainy days later in the Winter.  The garden is the priority so that it's ready for jump starting in the early Spring.


I titled this post "A Beautiful Day BUT..."  and that's because there is something that has happened at the farm that I need to assess firsthand (and document with photos) and then figure out the next steps.  2nd Family notified us about it last night.  Kind of a bummer but it's the ups and downs of learning new things.  I'll be sharing that after I see it...stay tuned!

2nd Man is staying in town because we have the open house Sunday and he's got to clean and dust and vacuum and make it all look nice for that.  

As this posts, I'll be at the farm.  Hope you have a beautiful weekend doing what makes you happy!!


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