Good morning all.
Wow, I bet we all felt Billy's head whack, so sorry that happened.
I'm bald enough on top now, plus with skin cancer, that I almost always wear a hat
for protection, but when you are crawling around usually the hat comes off.
Hope that heals fast Billy and it's all a bad memory in a couple of days.
Sitting in the ER dripping blood must have been a miserable experience.
Got seasonably cold again, nights are in low 20's. Hopefully a nice day today, getting more cloudy.
Might do some real exercise this afternoon by hand shoveling dirt back into the long electrical ditch that was just dug.
I did a quickee job filling it in the first time and now I have to finish the job.
Been so wet and muddy, had to wait.
I've now sunk my golf cart into the mud and had to haul it out.
Rick has now sunk his big tractor in the mud, a good lesson for all of us to not pull off the road
to be polite. Woman driver clueless, but now, who backs up? You on the tractor or she in her car?
Safer if you do...

Happy to see a happy ending, I can see a bit of that poured around 9pm with the necessary bug reducer lit and enjoyed.
going to have a quiet morning, try to do that on Sundays, then will work outside this afternoon. Helper thankfully came yesterday afternoon for three hours and made progress on the garden. I had done one row and my back was killing me, very happy to have help.
Most of my trays of cabbages are ready to plant. Carefully watching ten day forecast, no super cold days predicted so far.
With the holes cut out in the plastic, planting will be a cinch. Scoop the plant out with what is basically a small fork, then use a dibble in the ground, in goes the plant, snug around nicely, and then on to the next one. Zero rocks here, soft soil.
At the end of each six foot stretch, I water them.
This is the fun part for me.