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To: greeneyes; Diana in Wisconsin

I can see my garden!!!!! There are still piles of snow here and there, but it’s not in my garden anymore.

I stopped by Jungs today and saw Diana. Didn’t get a chance to talk, it was more of a wave as she ran around helping other customers. I picked up enough Wall O’ Waters for my backyard garden, and some more seeds. Garden stores , craft stores, and bookstores are the three most dangerous places for me to be :)

I hope to be able to plant in the Wall O’ Waters next weekend, but I have to wait for Dad to move the rabbit fence. He wants it moved to inside the raised beds instead of outside, but if I do it he’ll take it apart and say I did it wrong, and he’s too busy to do it himself. Maybe I should do it anyway knowing he’ll grouch at me, if it gets him to find time and gets it done? Who knows. I want my house to be finished.

It’s nice out today, I left my coat at home when I went out :)


98 posted on 03/22/2014 2:02:03 PM PDT by Ellendra ("Laws were most numerous when the Commonwealth was most corrupt." -Tacitus)
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To: Ellendra

I was wondering if Diana was still working at Jungs. I too have trouble in stores like that. Especially garden stuff this time of year. It’s even dangerous to look at catalogs.

I try to stay home and avoid shopping online as well. What I can do is go to Amazon and add stuff to my wish list. Then I have to prioritize each payday, since I can only spend a little each month.

We are hovering just above freezing today. It will get down to 20 degrees tonight, but the sun is out. It feels like spring until you open the door.LOL


141 posted on 03/23/2014 11:57:48 AM PDT by greeneyes (Moderation in defense of your country is NO virtue. Let Freedom Ring.)
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