Mostly, thanks. Will be chopping veggies this morning, celery, carrots into tiny bits. That plus the coffee grinds added to the large amount of organic material already in there should be just fine. I think the worms may come today.
Kyle, everything here is a swear word. A close friend and fellow gardener gave me a nifty small wooden block on which was painted
in giant block letters: GROW **** IT When one lives in an area with conservative Christian values, I just wasn't sure if that would offend anyone. I think I'll put it in the greenhouse. I have to chuckle thinking about this, whether the autoeditor will xxx out those letters.
Sure is easy to offend these days. Edit: ok, so it did. the word is the less palatable stronger version of darn
Annoyed that I left the heater setting on all night too high in the greenhouse, must have been 70 in there when I was shooting for 55, hard to regulate in a structure with zero almost less than nothing insulation. During the day it averages 80-95. I'm thinking I bet a couple of you with bad knees would like to sit in there and just bake for awhile. Get everything to just loosen up so the pain goes down. Doesn't mean you can then do something stupid, it just means you don't have pain. But you know how we think and I sure include myself there.
I seem to do poorly with the slowly ramping up to full activity part.
Medicine has surely changed, but it almost sounds like they should put a cast or immobilization device on these knees for a longer period of time and let the body heal for longer. Particularly when one is a little older. For seniors, well I'd ask Medicare for a three week immobilization cruise through the Panama canal over to California, that way I could see my sister, and then still immobilized...I'd head home for another three weeks since the ongoing diagnosis would reveal the need for extended healing times. I could sure have fun with that calling their customer service.
Let's see how many of us can go shoot some lube on our garage doors today. I'm sure going to. It's been a year.
WD40 is better than nothing but I prefer something with teflon in it.
Figure if it works on a fry pan it should sure make things slippery on those rollers.
I've used spray white grease and it seems to attract a lot of dirt so I stopped that a while back.
Kroil works nicely but has an odor in a closed garage. Sure to bring a "what's that smell?" from your wife.
I prefer to use that where the lube has to penetrate to actually accomplish something.
33 going up to a warm 62, with Southern air pushing up bringing rain tonight and 66 for tomorrow.