I babysat until afternoon then decided to see if it was dry enough to rototill my garden. It was.
Around and around I went, sparing the volunteer lettuce! The soil looks great under the straw left from my straw bale garden attempt last summer. I plan to go capture some other rotting straw and till it in as well. Yes, I know about weeds. My garden is a haven for weeds.
Weeds and I have an understanding. They grow. I try to ignore them.
I also decided to expand my hugelkultur bed to the entire west end of my garden. I rounded up some cardboard for my bottom layer, and right about then I ran into suppertime. There’s lots more work to do, and my camera wasn’t around… so tomorrow after library duty I will get back to it!
For tonight, here’s the pair of shoes I zentangled last week. Out of curiosity, how much would YOU pay for some hand zentangled shoes? I’m thinking $40, $45…
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Oh, I’d pay that much easily. More if you could work in a little band of dachshunds about where that band of red-and-white “lacing” is. I am just in awe of these.
For all the imaginative detail work on the sneakers – I’d say the “Price is Right!” 🙂
How did the straw bale work for planting into? I was thinking of trying lettuce in it. What worked best in the bale? Or was it a bust? I don’t remember seeing out it worked out.