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for a brief moment I am taking a breather. The trucks at the Lowes I'm
working with are coming hard and furious, the sun is blistering me skin, we're about to close on the refinancing of our house to pay off the IRS TOMORROW, there are a total of TEN family member birthdays this month and I ain't sent the first card which ain't like me and one is my oldest son, one is my sweet MIL and the other is my biological mother..........assorted family and extended family in between and I have passed myself twice out in the gardens! And I've already gotten behind by five of them already!! oy vey My next day off is Sunday, and not again until Wednesday and they have me scheduled 8-5 Sat thru Fri next week so let the games begin! Or maybe that should be release the hounds!! I feel more than my age with my overweight body, the concrete on abused feet (even wearing the New Balance shoes someone so lovingly gifted me with during their visit, g) pushing the loaded carts across a super Lowes nursery to then unload after putting everything in on the scanner........and I am still in training. Not to mention anyone who sees a red vest automatically assumes that they know where everything is, we know everything about everything and if I'm in the nursery, I must know all about grass seed, fertilizers, dog kennels, fences, ponds, pavers, plumbing, and where are them special impatients we're gonna carry? Never mind that it's still just the 20th of March and the perennials we've gotten in are early (well the phlox and iberis and hens and chicks and dianthus aren't too early, but the scabiosa, salvia, yarrow and leapords bane ARE too early for here, despite the temperatures. I was so tired today when I got off work, I came home and planted all the daylilies I divided and potted up last year and wintered over in the broken BBQ...................I'm a glutton for punishment. so bear with me. I am still taking silly spring pictures of each flower, and I'm still looking into each face and sighing with pleasure and getting goosebumps over each and every little one.........I will catch you all up on the fairies doin's hopefully Saturday or Sunday morning. thanks for your patience.......at this point I'll even take rainy, cloudy days! g I can work in rain better than scorching sun. I haven't located a new source for the sunblock BullFrog I use yet G madgardener up on the ridge, back in fairy holler where things are bursting outa the ground, leaping out of twigs and stems and exploding in places I have forgotten about thru the winter, overlooking a greening up English Mountain in EAstern Tennessee zone 6b, Sunset zone 36 |
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for a brief moment
Madgard......
How do you work at Lowe's??? My goodness, if I got to see everything that came through that place before it got broken I would owe them an arm and a leg!! I bet you are good at that job! :-)) More power to ya!!! Hang in there! You go girl!!!!!!!! Susie (in Ohio).... "madgard" wrote in message ... for a brief moment I am taking a breather. The trucks at the Lowes I'm working with are coming hard and furious, the sun is blistering me skin, we're about to close on the refinancing of our house to pay off the IRS TOMORROW, there are a total of TEN family member birthdays this month and I ain't sent the first card which ain't like me and one is my oldest son, one is my sweet MIL and the other is my biological mother..........assorted family and extended family in between and I have passed myself twice out in the gardens! And I've already gotten behind by five of them already!! oy vey My next day off is Sunday, and not again until Wednesday and they have me scheduled 8-5 Sat thru Fri next week so let the games begin! Or maybe that should be release the hounds!! I feel more than my age with my overweight body, the concrete on abused feet (even wearing the New Balance shoes someone so lovingly gifted me with during their visit, g) pushing the loaded carts across a super Lowes nursery to then unload after putting everything in on the scanner........and I am still in training. Not to mention anyone who sees a red vest automatically assumes that they know where everything is, we know everything about everything and if I'm in the nursery, I must know all about grass seed, fertilizers, dog kennels, fences, ponds, pavers, plumbing, and where are them special impatients we're gonna carry? Never mind that it's still just the 20th of March and the perennials we've gotten in are early (well the phlox and iberis and hens and chicks and dianthus aren't too early, but the scabiosa, salvia, yarrow and leapords bane ARE too early for here, despite the temperatures. I was so tired today when I got off work, I came home and planted all the daylilies I divided and potted up last year and wintered over in the broken BBQ...................I'm a glutton for punishment. so bear with me. I am still taking silly spring pictures of each flower, and I'm still looking into each face and sighing with pleasure and getting goosebumps over each and every little one.........I will catch you all up on the fairies doin's hopefully Saturday or Sunday morning. thanks for your patience.......at this point I'll even take rainy, cloudy days! g I can work in rain better than scorching sun. I haven't located a new source for the sunblock BullFrog I use yet G madgardener up on the ridge, back in fairy holler where things are bursting outa the ground, leaping out of twigs and stems and exploding in places I have forgotten about thru the winter, overlooking a greening up English Mountain in EAstern Tennessee zone 6b, Sunset zone 36 |
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wrote in message rthlink.net... Madgard...... How do you work at Lowe's??? My goodness, if I got to see everything that came through that place before it got broken I would owe them an arm and a leg!! I bet you are good at that job! :-)) More power to ya!!! Hang in there! You go girl!!!!!!!! Susie (in Ohio).... let me tell you, it ain't easy, Susie.............I've already bought three reduced fake clay pots, a reduced fountain goddess, a pink dogwood, two pots of tricolored sedums, three reduced to 25c pots of white tulips I KNOW won't come back for me.......I'm eyeballing the hyacinths now............and we got in 650 trees today of which there were 350 dogwoods..........................and Yoshino cherries, redbuds, granny smith apples, twisted filberts..............oy vey, there WON'T BE A PAYCHECK!!!!!!!!!! (actually there has to be for a bit, but there will be bargains.........GBSEG) maddie thanks! Susie |
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