A Go-Gettum Type of Day
When I awake and from deep down inside of me, I feel it is going to be a “Go-Gettum” day.
Last night while waiting for the sandman, I envisioned where all my supplies were to clean the windows on the front storm door and the back storm door. Oh my gosh, looking through those windows after the cleaning lends itself to maybe tackling one or some of the eight windows in the bedroom porch . . . but not today. I also recalled that last year I had purchased two small USA flags for the steel rod next to the front sidewalk. I will give the first one a congrats on how long it lasted with the horrific winds of last fall and this winter. Today I felt a new flag was needed outside our home.
The next project was to try a no-bake pie. By this suppertime I will know if it set up to cut a slice or if “you all bring a spoon and dig in” type of pie. Whatever, I know it won’t go to waste. If it turns out, I will share the recipe.
Under the south windows of my bedroom porch grow the most hardy perennial Russian Sage plants. The purple blooms are beautiful until the hard frosts of fall. Right now, I am tackling about a lineal foot a day to cut back last years plants. The goal is to get the six foot planter cleaned out before the roots want to spring forth with new growth. It’s not difficult work but patience is required. Ya . . . I have grown some of that since 2021.
This evening I am looking forward to a hot meatloaf sandwich for supper.
With that I will take my leave. ♥