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Do we ever get used to the sound of our own voice?!?
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I know, not the best planning. That’s about $75 in ferry boat fees, 100+ miles of slick, rainy backroads and 3 more days away from my home, office and garden (not necessarily in that order of importance!)
My husband said it best the other night in a plaintive stressed, over-worked, under-nurtured voice: “…for being the shortest month, February sure is taking a long time passing.”
Thank goodness March is only a couple of days off.
I don’t care if it comes in like a Lion, a lamb or an orangutan. Just so long as it shows up on time. I need its flowering bulbs and fragrant shrubs, lengthening days and – hooray – day light savings time! I may loose an hour, but my March schedule is far easier on this weary writer, speaker and gardener. I’ve got big plans for the garden, a book project to jump in to; heck, I may even do some grocery shopping and clean the house!
How do you get through the difficult busy parts? I could use some tips for next time.
In the meantime, the sun has just emerged from the grey clouds which were forecast for the day. I’m off to Bainbridge Gardens to meet up with my dear friend Leda Langely, of Langely Fine Gardens and about 150 enthusiastic, and no doubt eager-to-get-outside gardeners to talk about Growing Your Own Food and Extending the Harvest. I feel better already.
Puget Sound is glorious from the water.
...a lovely commute
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