74F and partly cloudy @ 10:00, calling for a high of 78F for the day.
Got another 6 tomato seedlings repotted first thing yesterday.
Was a great day yesterday to get a little weeding done and I managed to recruit The Woman to assist.
We banged out the northwest planting bed in probably a 1/2 hour or less. That included me digging out 2 oak saplings that had deep tap roots.
Heavily overgrown with thistle but it came up easily:
As The Woman was finishing up the weeding I took the dump cart around back and loaded 3 bags of black mulch in it and started getting that placed.
Had that almost done when it started spitting rain and The Woman headed inside to fix some lunch. I stayed until I had the mulch placed.
Just about that time the skies opened up and it started pouring and I headed inside and ate lunch.
Headed back out after lunch and was just about to load another 3 bags of mulch into the dump cart when it started pouring again and I threw in the towel and came on inside, soaked.
Decided to grab a shower and have The Woman lower my ears before my hair got too out of hand.
Boots got soaked while I was outside and I noticed they had a couple of blow-outs so decided it was maybe time to splurge on a new pair.
Woman was concerned about the stuff I had recently planted but I had checked it earlier and everything had made it trough the night undisturbed. Not wanting to take any chances I went ahead and got everything that I had done the day before caged up and protected.
After that we headed off to Tractor Supply down in Massillon to get the new boots.
Ran by Menards after that and picked up a bunch of stuff with the rebate check: some cheap pocket-tee's for working outside and a pair of nice cargo shorts which were all on sale, we both got some nice work gloves, another large live trap which She wanted, paper towels and a few other items. Still have about 1/3 of the rebate check left.
Swung by Raj's on the way home and got Indian for dinner which was very tasty.
Got home around 21:30.
Amazon had delivered the Lodge bacon press and it was waiting at the front door for us. Packing was not all that great and I was a little concerned that it might be cracked or broken if it had been mishandled. Turned it only a a couple of chips in the seasoning on the edges so dodged a bullet there.
Agenda for today:
Will pull out the hay wagon with the Kubota and get back to work on coating fence posts. Will probably do that in the shade over on the driveway that leads down to the barn.
Possibly a little glyphosate spraying once things dry out a bit.
Get the tomatoes I moved outside moved around to the shelves in the back.
See what else comes up.
Hope everyone is having a decent Saturday ...
