Showing posts with label whining. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whining. Show all posts

Sunday, August 16, 2026

How Does Your Garden Grow?



Around the farm. Lots of squash flowers, but no fruit. Some sort of pest has been after the plants so Himself sprinkled them with diatomaceous earth, a natural insecticide


A tomato plant took over this garden. It looks more like one of the sea monsters from Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea


Red Amaranth


A green thing that looks like lettuce, but I don't think it is.


Asters


Brown Eyed Susans


Peaches though I think they should have been removed so the tree puts its efforts into roots and leaves for strong growth. At least according to Mr. Google


If you look very carefully, you can see one, small ear of corn


Nasturtium


Rocky, the knight I carved some 25+ years ago is still holding up


Goldenrod. I read some gardening thing that said when the goldenrod blooms, there are six weeks left until the first frost. Very sad face.


Beans and marigolds


Cherry tomatoes and nasturtiums


The moss rose has a companion and looks like the made a little moss rose


Sunrise


Sunset


Cucumbers and Brown eyed Susans

How does your garden grow?

Friday, April 10, 2026

The Friday Five Good Things


 Five good things that happened this week.

1. Imagine our surprise watching The Ten Commandments when it ended halfway through the film. No part 2. No Moses parting the Red Sea! We had a good laugh.

2. I had fun prowling through three Dollar stores. So much fun stuff.

3. The snow came down heavily for a little bit and covered the grass. The sun came out and everything melted. I texted 🤬to Himself when I saw it snowing.

4.  After a month of one or both of us being sick, I finally Skyped with the Young One

5. Teague and I started working on dates for 2OLOTR

How was your week?

Sunday, March 15, 2026

How Does Your Garden Grow?




Amazing


sunset


Look at the outdoor temperature!


It got cold, and then 🤬snow. Right there in the middle of the photo, giant flakes of misery. Alright, it didn't amount to anything but was depressing to see. There's still a lot of snow in the back yard.


All the snow is gone from the front yard.


So Finnegan can kick up his heels for St. Paddy's Day

How does your garden grow?

Sunday, March 8, 2026

How Does Your Garden Grow?



Since I had to get up to feed the kitties,I was up early enough to catch the lunar eclipse. I couldn't get a good pic going outside because the trees were in the way. This is through the window. You can sort of see the shadow taking a bit out of the moon.

The time window was very small so I didn't get to see the Blood Moon as by then the moon had set below the horizon.


Enough 🤬snow!


and then an ice storm


and a Luge run


The sunlight reflecting off the ice on the trees and a plane going somewhere. I hope the destination is exotic and warm and not a plane heading to Providence or New York. Not that there's anything wrong with that.


Herds of birds, mostly Goldfinches, at the feeder.


More ice just not as much as the other day.


The Snow Gnomes telling me the snow is melting.


I think that's wishful thinking on your part, fellas.

How does your garden grow?

Tuesday, February 24, 2026

T Stands for My Prayer

 


For all that is good and holy, STOP SNOWING!

Drop by hosts, Bleubeard and Elizabeth's blog to find out what the rest of the T Stands For gang is up to. If you want to play, include in your Tuesday post a beverage or container for a beverage. Don't forget to link your blog to Bleubeard and Elizabeth's page.

Sunday, February 22, 2026

How Does Your Garden Grow?



Sunrise, Friday, February 20. Red sky in the morning, Sailor take warning


Some snow avalanched off the solar panels. I hope none of the little critters got buried.


Red sky in the morning and snow it begins


Not much of a storm. 1.5 inches of snow. There might have been more snow, but during the overnight hours, we got some sleet. The top layer of snow was a hard crust.


"A" came to clear the stairs, walk, the mailbox, and to remove the slush from the end of the driveway.


The Tundra


The squirrels were busy this morning as we wait for Da Snow


The weather dudes have been dancing and wishing all Winter. They are finally getting the big one. A storm is coming up the East Coast, known as a Nor'easter. It has the potential for blizzard conditions. I'm in the 12 -18 inch path though the weather dudette this morning said we might be on the line for the up to 2 feet.


I think this is a much more accurate weather map for the 600th day of February. Will someone knock that insipid smile off the face of the snowman? Is it July, yet?

Sunday, February 15, 2026

How Does Your Garden Grow?

 

There's still a good 8 to 10 inch snowpack on the ground. Instability clouds left a dusting on the ground Thursday when I went to visit Teague. Temperatures got just over the freezing mark so there has been a little melting going on. The video title is  Is this what winter is doing to you?

Only 126 days until the Summer Solstice.

How does your garden grow?



Sunday, February 8, 2026

How Does Your Garden Grow?



Snowing across the Tundra


Birds flocking to the feeder like we run out for bread and milk before a storm


The female cardinal stopped by for seeds on the ground. Hi, Ma!


The red-headed woodpecker chased the other birds from the feeder

The condition of the roads was pretty bad


This storm started out with weather forecasters on Friday saying my area would get a coating to an inch of snow. Saturday morning totals were upped to 2 to 4 inches with some areas getting 6 inches of snow. A lull in the storm the measurement was just shy of 3 inches of snow.


The road not looking great


When all was said and done, a total of 4.75 inches of snow. Not that I wanted to see any snow, but this was the anniversary of The Blizzard of '78, the benchmark of storms in New England. With that storm I was still living at home with my parents. Our area got 30+ inches of snow and paralyzed the state for a week.


"A" came early in the morning to clear the driveway, cars, and walk.


It's wicked cold and a good day to stay in and hibernate.

How does your garden grow?