Slow Puffs
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I'm a "to-do" list person. Here in central Albeta, the Spring season slowly pushes away the remnants of Winter. It reminds me that there will soon be things to-do!
With a change of season comes a reminder to change the furnance filter! And check and clean the humidifier.
We still have a couple off feet of snow in our backyard... and a rather unpleasant task is revealling itself :x . I went out looking for a rake (leaning on the fence near the small tool shed). It is still frozen solid in the snow bank. But I noticed the doggie has left his marks! I was determined to pick up behind him each few days this winter. But alas... winter's snow and cold came early this past season... so the crop is bountiful!
Our front yard (facing the south) is revealing some brown grassy areas so I just might buy a small rake to get a start on it.
We have a small property so it is manageable for me and made all the better when I can take a break once in a while, pat the dog, and puff on a well-used old corncob, often filled with left overs from the long winter here!
Planting season here is usually towards the end of May. By then, the frost risk is low. But that is another story...
With a change of season comes a reminder to change the furnance filter! And check and clean the humidifier.
We still have a couple off feet of snow in our backyard... and a rather unpleasant task is revealling itself :x . I went out looking for a rake (leaning on the fence near the small tool shed). It is still frozen solid in the snow bank. But I noticed the doggie has left his marks! I was determined to pick up behind him each few days this winter. But alas... winter's snow and cold came early this past season... so the crop is bountiful!
Our front yard (facing the south) is revealing some brown grassy areas so I just might buy a small rake to get a start on it.
We have a small property so it is manageable for me and made all the better when I can take a break once in a while, pat the dog, and puff on a well-used old corncob, often filled with left overs from the long winter here!
Planting season here is usually towards the end of May. By then, the frost risk is low. But that is another story...