It's beer o'clock here.

Ishmael

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The end of another busy week.

Had a cardiac stress test today, passed that with flying colors. So the chemo and radiation aren't likely to kill me. I suppose that's going to disappoint some folks......tough shit.

Got the garden mostly in. The Tomato's, Radishes, and Carrots. The Swiss Chard, Peppers, Squash, Zucchini, Watermelon, Cucumbers, and Pumpkin go in this weekend. The Spinach hasn't sprouted in the starter trays yet, don't know why not. One of life's mysteries.

Going to have a bumper crop of Apples, moderate on the Peaches. What's left of the Cherry tree has some fruit on it. I might even be able to beat the birds to the Cherries this year.

The Hummers are finally back and hitting the feeders, albeit not too hard. Far too many plants in bloom and it seems they prefer the real thing to sugar water. Can't say I blame them.

So, how did your week go?

Ishmael
 
That is excellent news!Congrats. It sounds like you have farmers market going on there lol.

Yeah, kinda the neighborhood food larder. It's amazing how much you can get out of a small patch of dirt.

I forgot to mention the Strawberries, Mint, Cilantro, and Basil. Then there's the Pear tree, but I take that one for granted. It blooms later than the rest so it's never hit by late cold snaps and always has a bumper crop.

Ishmael
 
Getting ready for my trip to Cheyenne, Cody, Beartooth Pass, Yellowstone, and Teton.

I'm waiting for the kid to clear his schedule and then we're hitting the road as well. Time permitting up to the Sawtooths and back.

Ishmael
 
Beer o' clock? be reasonable. Beer is for breakfast. Scotch is for supper/dinnner.

To add to your garden plantings...
Alfalfa is up and looking great.
Corn is in the ground, and up! Everything is up and looks good.
Soybeans just finished a couple days ago.
WOOH HOOH !!!! done planting except...
Wildlife food plots yet to do in the Conservation Reserve Program ground. About 10 acres of sorghum for the pheasants.

And yes, Mrs Dirt has the tomatoes, strawberries, lettuce, and peppers all planted.

Where did that bottle of Dewars go?
 
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