I waged war on the vegetation
that sneaked across the border and invaded my driveway from the ground up to
higher than I can reach. I fought that
war most of the day yesterday except for a trip to town to restock the
refrigerator and pantry with supplies. Got
the stuff I cut down by hand (no power tools) picked up as it was getting so
dark I couldn’t see. I now have two huge
piles both over 8 feet tall. I wander
how long it will take nature to shrink these down to something useful? Actually the war ended in a draw. There is still stuff that needs cut back or
down but I can hardly walk. I hurt all
over but my left knee went out and now the only way to walk without too much
pain is to walk like Chester
did on the original Gunsmoke TV series.
Well, OK then. Thanks for the warning about you be missing in action. Won't have to find the sheriff's number for your area. :-)
ReplyDeleteHope whatever you have planned goes well and involves loots of food!
ReplyDeleteTake all the time you need, my friend!
Camping this weekend? I'm ready, let's go.
ReplyDeleteBen, just didn't want to worry you like I did the last time. This time I have a new portable WiFi.
ReplyDeleteHJ, Everything I do has to have food involved somehow. The problem is I try to stay on a real healthy diet, and that does get boring.
Trouble, sort of, guess again.
Be careful - yard work can really do you in.
ReplyDeleteGypsy, at my age and condition it sure seems to, my left knee is still giving me problems.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU for posting this! I always enjoy visiting and always learn something...
ReplyDeleteSteve
Common Cents
http://www.commoncts.blogspot.com
Winter in NH sure knocks everything back. Even with the unusally warm weather here, the leaves are just starting to come out and the grass isn't all green yet.
ReplyDeleteOf course, there's plenty of storm damaged trees to deal with this spring. I'll get to it. Those will be turned into building materials or firewood. Very little goes to waste here.