It’s time to get back
to the routine of things. April is over, and with it the madness that is A to
Z. The release of Parallels: Felix Was Here has come and gone. The school year
is winding down. It’s time to get back
to the normal ebb and flow of this blog, and also of life. I’m going back to my
three days a week posting schedule. My daughter and I have a few more shows we
want to review for Pilot Project, so look for that every Friday through May. Wednesdays
will bring more information on Black and White Publishing and Ubooks. And
today, Mondays, will be focused on the personal side of things. For me right
now that means gardening.
May is a crazy month
for us here, getting our garden in. We moved to a new spot a little over a year
ago, one with much more land, and with that comes the chance to have the little
homestead my husband and I have always wanted. We had chickens at the old
house, which was about all the animals we had room for. Now we’ve added guineas
and dairy lambs to the mix. Eventually we hope to add a couple heritage breed
pigs. Eventually. I’ve learned the hard way to just add a few things at a time.
My first garden was evidence of that. I planted almost a quarter acre, which
the deer enjoyed more than we did. Now I do 10 square foot gardens, which
provide all our veggies for the summer with leftovers to can/freeze. Here is a picture of my
garden pre-planting:
I’ll post more pictures as the
season goes on. Does anyone else have a garden? Are you crazy this month?
See you Wednesday,
Fenced in to keep the deer out - smart move!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic project. It must feel great to develop the great outdoors! It looks idyllic (although I do realise it takes a lot of hard graft). Have a fantastic month and enjoy the garden and the animals.
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