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    • Monday, May 16, 2011

    To-do list

    The weekend's to-do list:

    Buy plants from arboretum plant sale. Check.
    Remove weeds from garden plot.
    Set up rain barrels. Check.
    Make grid to guide planting.
    Plant tomatoes and peppers.
    Put in the tomato supports.

    The Milwaukee Brewers were playing well Sunday afternoon, though. It was a little distracting. Must enjoy those home runs while they're happening! Go, True Blue Brew Crew!

    The tomatoes can go in tomorrow.

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    Digg! Stumble It! add to kirtsy

    posted @5:49 AM

    2 Comments:

    Anonymous Jen on the Edge said...

    I love your to-do list. I have a similar one:

    1. Put in plants purchased last Friday.

    2. Put in plants that a friend is bringing over today.

    3. Go to the Monticello plant shop and buy more plants.

    And so on.

    :-)

    5/16/2011 6:34 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    I bought stuff--but didn't plant it yet either!

    5/16/2011 12:48 PM  

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