Weekend is here finally…
I am grateful but really worried Monday is so eager to come back.
Have a blessed weekend and
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Friday
17 Friday Jun 2016
Posted in night in the city
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Kick Monday on the backside and enjoy your weekend!
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Look who is here!!!!! 🙂 *bear hug*
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Hey, stranger! How’ve ya been!?
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So great.. what about you? I did miss being here
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I’m glad to hear that! So, now you have to get me up to date on what’s been going on in your life!
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Oh.. nothing much. Am back to normal crazy self.. and doing some research job.. that takes more time than it pays… the boss is a witty pretty lady.. it is hard to keep annoyed at her.
What about you? Farming?
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Just worked through a 7 week strike, so I’m a bit behind in all of my yard work. I haven’t done much music as of late, but I’m on vacation in a few weeks.
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I could come and help.. what is the strike about??
I haven’t checked out the juke box yet.. but I will do that.
Holiday… am jealous
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Yes, please do! The unions went on strike, so the managers had to go out and do the work. I’m happy that I’m back to normal.
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Whoa…. that sounds crazy.. am glad you are back to normal. What can I manage to help with?
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Let’s see. There’s the pool that needs help, but based on recent revelations, you may not want to be near a pool with me. 😉
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Lol…. true true.. I might want to avoid the pool.
What about the farms? 😉
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I have my tomotoes planted and my potatoes planted, so they’ll need tending. The summer squash is growing fast, and I’m trying to grow my first olive tree. So, you see, I have plenty for you to do.
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Uh oh…. I want to help with the summer squash.. I basically have no idea what it is.
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It’s delicious! Here’s a photo:
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So how do you tend it?
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It likes to grow fast, and is very productive. The trick is not to let the soil dry out completely. It’s also a heavy feeder, so it needs lots of organic fertilizer. Many gardeners grown them large, but I find the large ones to be less tasty. I tend to pick them at about 4-6 inches.
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Hmmm…. I know that now… thank you
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You’re welcome!
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