Terry and I are waiting for the ground to start looking like this again.
It’s going to take a spell, we just had way too much rain.
But believe me, we are not complaining.
Because once the ground gets firm
we will be back working on this willow branch.
So, not yet! Soon, maybe, but not for a spell.
YAY!
May you experience lots of big and small blessings today, My Friends,
Linda
apparently yew guise had more of the wet stuff than up our way. still … for what we remember, we HADDALOT and outside was just as muddy as your photos … however, we’ve dried up somewhat quickly — went bike-riding yesterday — have undergone most of our “winterizing” (e.g. swamp-cooler drained, yard-sprink-system put to sleep, etc.) keep up your positive attitude(s)
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It’s interesting that you are an hour or less from us and have very different weather. Our youngest lives in Clifton and she reports
weather pretty much like yours.
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Welp, might take a bit – looks like you have a little.rain coming next week. Enjoy! I’ve got to start watering again…
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Oh shoot. You need rain too
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Lulu: “At least there’s plenty of hole-digging to be done while the ground is soft, right? Right?”
Charlee: “I don’t think humans go around digging holes for no reason like you do, Lulu.”
Lulu: “It’s not for no reason! It’s because it’s fun!”
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And there might be something in the hole!!!!
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Enjoy these autumn days as much as you can! That branch isn’t going any place
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No it isn’t. And the combine can get through, we made sure. It’s raining again
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You had lots of rain, I hope it happened up in the reservoir too!
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Some of our height mountains are getting snow. Yay
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