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Yesterday I had a breakfast that was a first for me. It was dear wife's
turn to make breakfast. I ended up with a dish with these things in it:
fake eggs scrambled, chopped kale from the garden, and chopped
pre-cooked bacon. I was a little leery at first but after the first bite
it was really good. DW is always trying to get more veggies into me so
she did well this time. Generally I don't much care for greens except in
a salad but this breakfast was really tasty.

We've been getting a little rain here and there and, the last few days
we awakened to a very heavy fog, heavy enough to water the gardens and
the lawn. I will take that over a frog strangler dropping water for two
hours or so.

The spring garden is doing well and the pear tree is starting to bloom.
I see a few figs on that tree, even after it nearly froze to death in
January. The kumquat is not at blooming time but the frost bitten leaves
have come back and I'm hoping we will get a good crop.

The fall/spring greens are shoosting up to the sky so will be pulled
soon and into the new composter. Our five-year old one from Lowe's
collapsed a few weeks ago and has gone to composter heaven at the dump.
The new one was ordered on line and is much more sturdy and there were a
large amount of positive emails on that brand. Plus it is black and that
will help with the heat part of composting.

We had our Easter dinner last week as that was when the whole crowd was
available. Today we're roasting a big chicken with Miz Anne's wonderful
cornbread stuffing. Of course I had to make the Southern cornbread. G

We wish all the gardeners a Happy Easter.

George
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George Shirley wrote:
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We wish all the gardeners a Happy Easter.


thank you George! hope you all had a
great day too.

everything sounds good to me. like you
i need to peel off a few lbs. i had a moderate
meal yesterday (one plate, some chocolate for
dessert and a few other things, but nothing too
crazy).

not too much out of normal going on here.
i finished harvesting and redistributing the
deer poops from the front garden pathways
into the neighboring gardens where they will
do more good. with the ground still being
very wet i haven't done too much weeding yet
but will have to pick it up again as there are
some very short grasses already setting seeds
and some other weeds are flowering so i will
hope to head them off at the pass.

rains, sunshine, some warm days, a bit of
wind, critters, etc.

nothing planted yet, i have a few spring bulbs
that some friends had in planters that i will
stick in the ground. they will likely not
flower the next season, but the season after...
as they are free, it does not bother me at all
when they do what they will.

spring flowers aplenty. i really need to
divide some of these clumps of flowers up. i
have daydreams of taking many of them and putting
them along the road for a half mile to the north
of us (along a farm field - a lot of people drive
this stretch of road). i wish i could do it
sometime when nobody would know it.


songbird
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