Stuff ‘n’ Things
Posted by Nate in Day to Day, Garden.
Friday, July 7th, 2006 at 6:15 pm
The rain garden has more blooms! This awesome red "something" flower (Karen knows the name) has been rocking out for a few days, and yesterday I snapped a few pictures. We’re pleasantly surprised to see so much growth and blooming out of these brand new plants, hopefully that means they’re established and healthy for years to come…
Brown Dog found a big stick on his walk yesterday and has been enjoying some quality time with it.
The garden continues its rampage. (compare to this) I took that picture this morning, and unfortunately by this afternoon the combined heat and lack of water (I was trying to hold out for the forecasted rain) wreaked a bit of havoc on the tomatoes – now that their fruit is so big it’s getting really heavy and a few of the taller stems collapsed. I noticed it sagging as soon as I got home and gave it some veggie first aid, I’m confident most of them will pull through.
Sick and tired of the cluttered destructo-zone in our kitchen closet, I rigged up a tiered bag holder for our recycling. It looks super ghetto but I justify it by looking at you, sneering, and saying "It’s for recycling. It’s made out of things I had lying around — and cardboard. Get it??" Then you feel embarrassed for pointing it out and I go get a drink from the kegerator. Best of all, the vacuum fits under the rack, much nicer than hanging out in the office.
I helped nature do its dirty work on this female blossom this morning. I don’t care what you say, we’re getting a pumpkin out of this mess.
Finally, today was the last day on the job for my super awesome co-worker, Eric, who’s off to bigger and better things in NY, NY. Wah. The Walker won’t be the same without him.
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July 7th, 2006 at 9:00 pm
It’s so cool how well the rain garden is coming along. The veggie garden is pretty impressive too. I look forward to watching the pumpkin grow :-) So, will you be the pumpkin’s grandfather, or what?
Bruno looks totally content with his stick. I’ve been grooming Regan a lot lately, she’s loosing all that soft, undercoat kind of fur that I suppose is what keeps her warm in the winter. Why she waited until now to shed it is beyond me.