Summer’s Eve Waxing Strawberry Moon
More weeding along the fenceline. It feels like I’ve beaten back both the weeds and revealed the now minimal amount of repair still required to bring the vegetable garden area back to where it began last fall. I planted another round of beans, doing so at weekly intervals. Took some photographs. A full morning.
Having put on sunscreen first today I don’t have that slightly queasy feel I got yesterday. Us Celts have a delicate situation when it comes to sun. We have fair skin and burn easily. Might be why I’ve never liked the beach.
Kate planted coleus and marigolds, did some weeding and put in some annual grasses. All of this work is a little behind for us, but we’ve begun to catch up in the last few days. I believe we’ll be on top of it by the end of the week.
Greg, my Latin tutor, is in Portugal the next two weeks with his sweetheart, so the Latin will slow down. We decided I needed to go back over the last two chapter’s sententia antiquae, ancient sentences, and work them carefully. If I have time, I’ll go on to Chapter 20 which is, in fact, halfway through Wheelock’s 40 chapters.
