Water Gardening: Would like some suggestions please., 0 by randbponder

randbponder wrote:
No not a farm. Just 1 acre on the very edge of an unincorporated town of about 130.
Yup,,,,my body seems to have slowed me down too. Guess I could say I retired three times. First in 96. when I ruptures a disc in my lower back. and could not work for two years. The company wouldn't take me back. unless I could do the same work I had been doing. So when I was well enough, I found an easyer job for a few years. Worked there till I was 67 then loafed around for a while took a trip or two to the Carolinas. Then a friend of mine kept asking me to come help him out, doing delivery service. so there was another couple years of work. But now some of what I used to do all the time, is very hard and I have to take some breaks to get things done. Strange how we didn't factor in to our thoughts, that our bodies would actually be that much weaker, and hurt so much.
One of the rocks I found isn't up on the falls, I could not get it up that high. It is really solid it is only about 10" diameter but weighs at least 145lbs it is "solid" it is just laying there sort of beside the pond ha ha, it isn't going to go very far from that spot.
Seems like years ago we had planed on taking a trip up to the area near Yellow Stone and look for what they call Montana agate, I do some rock polishing when I have time.But I don't seem to be into it as much as I used to be. We haven't totally given up on that idea yet but it seems to be a ways off. We have a granddaughter that lives near Goldbar WA.
and would like to go visit them sometime maybe if we can save up enough we can yet.
Well BingsBell I think This is the time, when we take time to smell the roses!