Spring Waxing Awakening Moon
Out the door to the grocery store. It must be Saturday. Finished revising the presentation for tomorrow morning and I’ll post it later today.
Kate’s off at work, a now unusual Saturday for her. She’s begun experiencing the old aches and pains, the ones from before the surgery that were brought on by too much physical effort over too long a time. The good news is that when she slows down the aches and pains do, too.
I have a quiet week coming up. No legcom meeting since the Legislature is in recess and no tours on Friday. I do have a night meeting on Monday with the Sierra Club, something called strategic communications, whatever that is. I’ll find out. The night after that I start a three evening course on healthy eating taught by Brenda Langston, former owner of Cafe Brenda. This is yet another stab at the great goal of eating only as many calories as I need. I’m looking forward to it.
The lighter week means I’ll have time to get in some work outside like cleaning up the yard outside the orchard and the vegetable garden. It has a plethora of sticks, plastic objects, wire, fence posts that have been moved around over the course of the late fall, winter and early spring by Rigel and Vega. They remain eager and energetic, digging deep holes here and there, running, jumping, barking, having a good doggie time. But what a mess!
I also have to get some work done on the beehive, not a big deal but I need to check it and feed them. Note to self: use smoke and wear bee suit. I also need to get the old machine shed completely out and prepped for its conversion to a honey house. All that can happen while we wait for planting season to begin.