Propagation: Plant Propagation part XXVIII based on my own experience, 1 by WormsLovSharon

WormsLovSharon wrote:
Well, I am here lurking. We had high winds last night. I thought for sure we were going to blow away.

Both dogs are back to their normal selves.

Vern had his first balance rehab today. He was there for three hours. He will be going every Tuesday and Thursday. He said he liked the workers and actually felt good about himself when he saw the other patients. I went there and the majority of their patients are from stroke or brain injury.

No snow here but we have our February winds. I have been deep watering all my landscape, a little part at a time. I have a laborer coming over next week to help me dig the cannas, hardy hibiscus and black bamboo. I was going to do it but there are just to many for me to do myself.

Dave, the garage is still clean. I have been cleaning my pantry for two days The majority of the contents of the pantry are scattered all over the kitchen. So right now the house looks like a tornado hit it. I did 25% of it about a month ago. I am posting a photo of it partially emptied and one of the kitchen island buried in groceries.

My SUV is also in the garage. It kept blowing a fuse. The short is in the passenger visor. The visor has a lit mirror. Believe it or not replacing the visor with labor is $300. I would not replace the visor but that would not fix the short and the garage door opener is on the same fuse.

Then the small leak under the car was a transmission solenoid seal. $600. $.05 for part and the rest is labor. But I am really OK with this because the SUV is a 2003, has 42,000 miles and is as good as new. I have spent very little except for general maintenance.

As soon as I get the pantry completed, I need to start on the taxes and get the plants dug and shipped. AND, get my seeds sorted and sown or shipped.

3/4 empty photo.

Later friends. Sharon.