https://books2read.com/u/47OrL8 I’ve been outside as little as possible since Friday when our temps hit the 90s. I want to give Mother Nature a little talking-to, remind her that summer doesn’t start for another month, and I’d like the rest of my spring. In the meantime, we closed up the house and turned on the a/c Friday. I did have to go out earlier to run a couple errands, and thanked the air conditioning gods for working a/c in my car, and in the stores I had to visit. Ex

That’s what I’ve been doing the past few days. I hope to finish with this round today, getting the last few new herbs planted and some non-viney tomatoes into pots. Then we can get mulch, and that will take care of the existing gardens at the side and back of the house. I’ve been looking at some pretty pots to put in plain mulched beds we have at the front of the house, where I can plant something colorful. And we’re still talking about expanding the garden out back to the ot

That’s what I’ve been doing the past few days. I hope to finish with this round today, getting the last few new herbs planted and some non-viney tomatoes into pots. Then we can get mulch, and that will take care of the existing gardens at the side and back of the house. I’ve been looking at some pretty pots to put in plain mulched beds we have at the front of the house, where I can plant something colorful. And we’re still talking about expanding the garden out back to the ot

https://www.elizabethandrewswrites.com/books We’ve had a stretch of gloomy weather here, so I’ve gotten in a bit more reading time than I’d anticipated this week. Which made me realize with my reread of the J.D. Robb In Death series, I’m up to 41 books read so far this year. Not too shabby, though a bit on the low side from some years when I read a book every day or two, but much higher than some recent years. I should be writing, but the day-job is kind of sucking up my crea

https://www.elizabethandrewswrites.com/books We’ve had a stretch of gloomy weather here, so I’ve gotten in a bit more reading time than I’d anticipated this week. Which made me realize with my reread of the J.D. Robb In Death series, I’m up to 41 books read so far this year. Not too shabby, though a bit on the low side from some years when I read a book every day or two, but much higher than some recent years. I should be writing, but the day-job is kind of sucking up my crea

https://www.elizabethandrewswrites.com/books We’ve had a stretch of gloomy weather here, so I’ve gotten in a bit more reading time than I’d anticipated this week. Which made me realize with my reread of the J.D. Robb In Death series, I’m up to 41 books read so far this year. Not too shabby, though a bit on the low side from some years when I read a book every day or two, but much higher than some recent years. I should be writing, but the day-job is kind of sucking up my crea

New month again, which means new goals. Or carry-over goals in some instances. I have a couple of those this month. This month is also more garden work, because I can plant my tomatoes and the annual herbs pretty soon, another week or so for those, actually. And mulching. We didn’t mulch last year, so we definitely need to do it this year in my gardens. Not at the boys’, though, because we did theirs last year. And I do have a little more I want to do in their gardens–get a t

New month again, which means new goals. Or carry-over goals in some instances. I have a couple of those this month. This month is also more garden work, because I can plant my tomatoes and the annual herbs pretty soon, another week or so for those, actually. And mulching. We didn’t mulch last year, so we definitely need to do it this year in my gardens. Not at the boys’, though, because we did theirs last year. And I do have a little more I want to do in their gardens–get a t

New month again, which means new goals. Or carry-over goals in some instances. I have a couple of those this month. This month is also more garden work, because I can plant my tomatoes and the annual herbs pretty soon, another week or so for those, actually. And mulching. We didn’t mulch last year, so we definitely need to do it this year in my gardens. Not at the boys’, though, because we did theirs last year. And I do have a little more I want to do in their gardens–get a t

New month again, which means new goals. Or carry-over goals in some instances. I have a couple of those this month. This month is also more garden work, because I can plant my tomatoes and the annual herbs pretty soon, another week or so for those, actually. And mulching. We didn’t mulch last year, so we definitely need to do it this year in my gardens. Not at the boys’, though, because we did theirs last year. And I do have a little more I want to do in their gardens–get a t

I can never decide which is my favorite, spring or fall. I really think they’re tied for me. But right now, I am enjoying all of the fresh green everywhere, the spring flowers coming up everywhere, the new leaves on the trees. I spent several weeks in the last month or two doing garden clean-up at the boys’, and my own won’t take that long, since I have less garden space. Right now, anyway. We’re going to be expanding that a big this year, planting a row of shrubs and flowers

I can never decide which is my favorite, spring or fall. I really think they’re tied for me. But right now, I am enjoying all of the fresh green everywhere, the spring flowers coming up everywhere, the new leaves on the trees. I spent several weeks in the last month or two doing garden clean-up at the boys’, and my own won’t take that long, since I have less garden space. Right now, anyway. We’re going to be expanding that a big this year, planting a row of shrubs and flowers

I can never decide which is my favorite, spring or fall. I really think they’re tied for me. But right now, I am enjoying all of the fresh green everywhere, the spring flowers coming up everywhere, the new leaves on the trees. I spent several weeks in the last month or two doing garden clean-up at the boys’, and my own won’t take that long, since I have less garden space. Right now, anyway. We’re going to be expanding that a big this year, planting a row of shrubs and flowers

I can never decide which is my favorite, spring or fall. I really think they’re tied for me. But right now, I am enjoying all of the fresh green everywhere, the spring flowers coming up everywhere, the new leaves on the trees. I spent several weeks in the last month or two doing garden clean-up at the boys’, and my own won’t take that long, since I have less garden space. Right now, anyway. We’re going to be expanding that a big this year, planting a row of shrubs and flowers

Three days ago, it was 87 degrees here. Today, it’s almost 50. This is April in Pennsylvania, haha. Summer one day, spring another, winter yet another. I don’t actually mind that right now, since I have the oven on, with today’s family dinner in the works. And because it’s going to be Sunday dinner time soon, I’m going to keep this short, with a quick excerpt from Hunting Medusa. ================ Kallan wiped his sweaty hand down his jeans, hoping the shriek of the Medusa’s a

Three days ago, it was 87 degrees here. Today, it’s almost 50. This is April in Pennsylvania, haha. Summer one day, spring another, winter yet another. I don’t actually mind that right now, since I have the oven on, with today’s family dinner in the works. And because it’s going to be Sunday dinner time soon, I’m going to keep this short, with a quick excerpt from Hunting Medusa. ================ Kallan wiped his sweaty hand down his jeans, hoping the shriek of the Medusa’s a

Three days ago, it was 87 degrees here. Today, it’s almost 50. This is April in Pennsylvania, haha. Summer one day, spring another, winter yet another. I don’t actually mind that right now, since I have the oven on, with today’s family dinner in the works. And because it’s going to be Sunday dinner time soon, I’m going to keep this short, with a quick excerpt from Hunting Medusa. ================ Kallan wiped his sweaty hand down his jeans, hoping the shriek of the Medusa’s a

Three days ago, it was 87 degrees here. Today, it’s almost 50. This is April in Pennsylvania, haha. Summer one day, spring another, winter yet another. I don’t actually mind that right now, since I have the oven on, with today’s family dinner in the works. And because it’s going to be Sunday dinner time soon, I’m going to keep this short, with a quick excerpt from Hunting Medusa. ================ Kallan wiped his sweaty hand down his jeans, hoping the shriek of the Medusa’s a

I’m still on my In Death series re-read, currently on Fantasy in Death. It’s sitting beside me right now, making me want to pick it up again, but I have a few things on the to-do list to check off before I can do that. It’s tax week, so that has to be finished today, and I have new words to write on this shifter story, plus I need to figure out dinner. I’m leaning toward a quick soup because its pretty brisk out today, not at all like spring, but that’s April in Pennsylvania.

I’m still on my In Death series re-read, currently on Fantasy in Death. It’s sitting beside me right now, making me want to pick it up again, but I have a few things on the to-do list to check off before I can do that. It’s tax week, so that has to be finished today, and I have new words to write on this shifter story, plus I need to figure out dinner. I’m leaning toward a quick soup because its pretty brisk out today, not at all like spring, but that’s April in Pennsylvania.