64F and mostly cloudy @ 10:30 according to WU and heading up to a high of around 73F for the day. Got 0.33" of precip since midnight, yesterday's total was 0.52", and the day before was 0.37" ... so almost 1 1/4 inches over the past 48 hours or so.
That will have the grass growing like mad I'm sure. But it will likely be too wet to mow today.
Got hopper and suet feeder at the kitchen window filled yesterday, also put out half an orange which is gone this morning. Will put out the other half here in a bit.
Went up to shop and examined pivot bushings for play. Rear one was totally tight, no slop whatsoever. Tried to clean up the front one - the ID of the bushing had some sort of residue which resembled a plastic coating maybe - and then checked it for play. It had enough in comparison to the rear bushing that I deemed it warranted replacement so I went ahead and called the dealer and got them to order one in. Should be in by next Thursday. Ten bucks and change.
Also got another five of the 5 gallon grow bags ordered from Amazon along with 5 lbs of MiracleGro General Purpose fertilizer. (The 3 lb. box from Menards will get returned, since the 5 lb'er from Amazon was basically the same price)
Finished up repotting the Yellow Crookneck and Zucchini plants that were in 4" square pots. One variety (think it might be the Yellow) yielded 14 plants (out of 5 pots), the other a good bit less for some reason.
Likely to spend most of the rest of today working on getting the bare roots from the overstock sale order potted.
Probably run down to the corner gas station at some point and pick up some fuel for all the mowing that's coming.
Finish up 4 x 4 frame for the 55G drum for the Water Buffalo which should be a fairly quick task (located the T40 bit when I was up in the shop yesterday)
May work on getting more mulch placed over on that east planting bed.
Peonies out front have started to bloom:
Also just noticed that the first of the irises which were sourced locally are starting to bloom as well.
Hope the rest of everyone's Saturday is better than what it has been thus far ...