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New England April 2017
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trolleydriver
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Re: New England April 2017
Looks like you got to the high sixties today, camp.
What a beautiful day! We were in the high 50s and I was out gardening all day long. I am so sore and tired but I'm so happy. Didn't get everything done and planted that I wanted but hey, I have all summer.
Planting onion starts is a tedious job. Particularly when it's uncomfortable to kneel for a long time. If the new hip doesn't fix that I see table tops in my future.
Last weekend I started some six year old pak choi seeds in a paper towel hoping I might get a couple viable ones.. They all sprouted. I now have 35 cunning babies.
UNBELIEVABLE!!!
How is everyone else's day? What did you all do?
What a beautiful day! We were in the high 50s and I was out gardening all day long. I am so sore and tired but I'm so happy. Didn't get everything done and planted that I wanted but hey, I have all summer.
Planting onion starts is a tedious job. Particularly when it's uncomfortable to kneel for a long time. If the new hip doesn't fix that I see table tops in my future.
Last weekend I started some six year old pak choi seeds in a paper towel hoping I might get a couple viable ones.. They all sprouted. I now have 35 cunning babies.
UNBELIEVABLE!!!
How is everyone else's day? What did you all do?
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6811
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Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: New England April 2017
The above baby pak choi has been living outside during the days since I potted them. I think they like it.
Today I made a hoop tunnel to cover the leafy greens. Herself (aka white butterfly) will soon be making an appearance and I want to be ready.
I also sowed some radishes, beets, the 3rd succession of sugar snap peas and planted broccoli starts (amongst the onion starts hoping I won't have to cover them from she who shall not be named again ) and more onions starts. So done with those onion starts. While out there I noticed that the spinach is sprouting! No sign of any peas yet tho.
All I have left in the house to plant out are the more lettuces and more broccoli. Tomorrow is another nice day so maybe I'll get to it then.
So much to do, so little time...
Today I made a hoop tunnel to cover the leafy greens. Herself (aka white butterfly) will soon be making an appearance and I want to be ready.
I also sowed some radishes, beets, the 3rd succession of sugar snap peas and planted broccoli starts (amongst the onion starts hoping I won't have to cover them from she who shall not be named again ) and more onions starts. So done with those onion starts. While out there I noticed that the spinach is sprouting! No sign of any peas yet tho.
All I have left in the house to plant out are the more lettuces and more broccoli. Tomorrow is another nice day so maybe I'll get to it then.
So much to do, so little time...
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6811
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Age : 68
Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: New England April 2017
Wow, good luck with that CC. You are going to have a great garden this year. Sending you prayers and good wishes for your hospital stay. I too am currently in the hospital, not sure how long. Have a bone infection in my foot. I am missing the first good weather days in my garden. My computer has issues and is dying, will have to use notsosmart cell to view SFG. Like I need any more issues...
bigdogrock- Posts : 437
Join date : 2016-04-17
Location : NH
Re: New England April 2017
Oh kids! Nononono!
CC, everything will be much better after...just gotta put up with the present..you have done a great job of planning!
Rock, WHAT??? No good! Need to take care of that foot, and the underlying reason for that foot.....(nurse hat on). Sayin'
CC, everything will be much better after...just gotta put up with the present..you have done a great job of planning!
Rock, WHAT??? No good! Need to take care of that foot, and the underlying reason for that foot.....(nurse hat on). Sayin'
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8831
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Age : 62
Location : Ada, Ohio
Re: New England April 2017
CC I'm praying you will have a successful operation and fast recovery.
Rock, I pray your foot will heal real soon.
Rock, I pray your foot will heal real soon.
trolleydriver
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Re: New England April 2017
What a gorgeous day here on ol'Cape Cod!!!
Thanks, folks, for your well wishes. Tomorrow's the big day - 8:30 am EST!
Planted some more lettuce starts and some beets seeds outside today, then watered everything well. Who knows when it will get watered again.
Rock, I'm rootin' for ya, buddy! I'll see you in the hospital.
Thanks, folks, for your well wishes. Tomorrow's the big day - 8:30 am EST!
Planted some more lettuce starts and some beets seeds outside today, then watered everything well. Who knows when it will get watered again.
Rock, I'm rootin' for ya, buddy! I'll see you in the hospital.
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6811
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Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: New England April 2017
Hope all is well after your surgery.
yolos- Posts : 4139
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Re: New England April 2017
CC and Rock, I'm praying for speedy recoveries for both of you!
Ginger Blue- Posts : 281
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Location : New Hampshire, Zone 4
Re: New England April 2017
CC and Rock (yes ) may you both have a speedy path to wellness!
^Speedwell!
^Speedwell!
BeetlesPerSqFt- Posts : 1433
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Location : Centre Hall, PA Zone 5b/6a LF:5/11-FF:10/10
Re: New England April 2017
Thank you all, your comments, prayers, wishes, and the pics bring a smile to my face and a warmth to within. It makes me happy to be a part of this group.
I have just got home, I am fading fast and ready for bed. I will see ya surfin' the gardening web tomorrow mornin'.
I have just got home, I am fading fast and ready for bed. I will see ya surfin' the gardening web tomorrow mornin'.
bigdogrock- Posts : 437
Join date : 2016-04-17
Location : NH
Re: New England April 2017
Healing vibes coming your way, CC and Rock! ((((((<3))))) Feel better soon! Do what your nurses tell you!
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8831
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Re: New England April 2017
CC ... thanks for letting me know (via PM) that your surgery went well. Happy planting!
trolleydriver
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Re: New England April 2017
I am sending healing touch via the keyboard to New England for both of you. Enjoy your rest in bed.
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Re: New England April 2017
Thank you TNG. I was very fortunate in that my best friend, who was with me throughout, to drove me to and from the hospital ,and stayed with me overnight last night, is a Reiki master and a yoga instructor. So I had lots of Reiki before and after surgery and a little this morning before she left for work. Feeling pretty darn good. So nice not to have pain in that hip anymore other than this nasty stretched out muscle pain. Which is fading very quickly.
I haven't been out to the garden since coming home yesterday but I need to get out today and water. I'm using a cane so I have to be very careful. The hose is all set up and ready to go so it should be pretty simple. It's so beautiful out!
How's it going, Rock?
I haven't been out to the garden since coming home yesterday but I need to get out today and water. I'm using a cane so I have to be very careful. The hose is all set up and ready to go so it should be pretty simple. It's so beautiful out!
How's it going, Rock?
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6811
Join date : 2012-05-20
Age : 68
Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: New England April 2017
Howdy! Just got back from the doc's office. He is very happy and surprised at how well the foot is doing. Now I have about five weeks of IV meds, minimal running, dancing, soccer, walking, standing, etc.- very doable. They have a "No weapons" sign on the door to the drs. office, I was wondering if they were going to take my steel crutches (they are taller than many people!)
I am doing well, but it is VERY hard to not walk or stand and keep the foot elevated, but I am and it shows. I go to the podiatrist on Monday. It totally frosts my backside that I cannot be out there in the garden. Here it is 50+ degrees and I am stuck inside. I actually have garlic from last summer that is still good, I kept it hanging from the stalk in a darkish area, they are ready to go in-FRUSTRATING! So I sit here and think of creative uses for my weapons of massive distribution...
I am doing well, but it is VERY hard to not walk or stand and keep the foot elevated, but I am and it shows. I go to the podiatrist on Monday. It totally frosts my backside that I cannot be out there in the garden. Here it is 50+ degrees and I am stuck inside. I actually have garlic from last summer that is still good, I kept it hanging from the stalk in a darkish area, they are ready to go in-FRUSTRATING! So I sit here and think of creative uses for my weapons of massive distribution...
bigdogrock- Posts : 437
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Re: New England April 2017
I must be getting old. I knew CC had surgery scheduled but not Rock's foot infection. It sounds like you are both on the positive side of mending.
Re: New England April 2017
GoodNESS, you guys! I miss all sorts of stuff when I'm away...
CC, Rock, y'all doing okay? Sending healing thoughts to both of you!!
CC, Rock, y'all doing okay? Sending healing thoughts to both of you!!
Re: New England April 2017
I got out to water the garden yesterday and it was fabulous out there! Everything looks wonderful. My neighbors were freaking out tho. They're more worried about me than I am. I'm on Tylenol and lots of frozen bags of peas. Actually the frozen peas are my new best friends! I stopped taking the narc but I have it at the ready in case it's needed. VNA and PT came yesterday. Apparently I'm ahead of schedule and everything is looking great!
Onward and upward... it's another beautiful day in the neighborhood. Maybe I can get my carrots and turnips planted today.
Onward and upward... it's another beautiful day in the neighborhood. Maybe I can get my carrots and turnips planted today.
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6811
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Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
trolleydriver
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Re: New England April 2017
Doin' better each day, but it is very hard to just rest. Glad to hear CC is doing well.
bigdogrock- Posts : 437
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Re: New England April 2017
+1bigdogrock wrote:Doin' better each day, but it is very hard to just rest. Glad to hear CC is doing well.
trolleydriver
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Re: New England April 2017
Its so nice to hear my old friends are doing better healthwise. Good luck to you BigRock, keep up with the meds and do what the dr. tells you. I know some men can be stubborn and think they are Superman, but you'll be supersick if you don't listen. Thumbs up for you.
CC.....So nice you are feeling so good but don't push yourself too fast. I know some heal fast and well and you sound like one of those so keep up the good work. The garden will still be waiting for you. Besides, its New England and the busy stuff can wait a few more weeks.
As for me, I'm eager to buy some tomatoes, lettuces, and thyme to begin my limited pot garden. In the meantime, I'm enjoying watching the trout fishermen from my window in the river and seeing the daffies sprouting.
Above picture us a birch tree with the first daffies starting to bloom at its base. Yippee, its spring.
CC.....So nice you are feeling so good but don't push yourself too fast. I know some heal fast and well and you sound like one of those so keep up the good work. The garden will still be waiting for you. Besides, its New England and the busy stuff can wait a few more weeks.
As for me, I'm eager to buy some tomatoes, lettuces, and thyme to begin my limited pot garden. In the meantime, I'm enjoying watching the trout fishermen from my window in the river and seeing the daffies sprouting.
Above picture us a birch tree with the first daffies starting to bloom at its base. Yippee, its spring.
quiltbea- Posts : 4707
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Re: New England April 2017
Glad the New England contingent is officially on the mend! Sounds like timing was everything, but you will have plenty of time for a garden, just be patient!
Nice pic, QB!! Spring if here, at last!
Nice pic, QB!! Spring if here, at last!
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8831
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