5/23/23  It's not what we have in life but who we have in life that matters.

Clear, calm. 42 degrees.  Sunshine today with a stiff south breeze, a high of 69.  Clear tonight, a stiff south breeze, a low of 44. Partly cloudy tomorrow morning. rain in the afternoon, thunder possible.  a strong south breeze with a high of 66.  Rain tomorrow evening, showers overnight.  A north breeze with a low of 43.  Cloudy Thursday with a light north wind, a high of 58, a low of 52.  Partly cloudy Friday with a strong NNW breeze, a high of 64, a low of 45. Sunshine Saturday with a brisk west breeze, a high of 74, a low of 42.  Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with NNW breezes highs about 80, lows about 54.  Partly cloudy next Tuesday and Wednesday with brisk south breezes, highs about 77, lows of 56.  North breezes Friday the 2ed with PM showers, a high of 76, a low of 56. Scattered Thunderstorms Saturday with brisk NW breezes, high of 73, low of 54.  Cloudy Sunday the 4th with a brisk NW breeze, a high of 72, a low of 51.

     There must be a new plant shedding pollen.  I woke up with my eyes gunked shut.  This morning I've been sneezing and going through a box of kleenex instead of doing the loop. Even though we didn't believe the frost advisory was correct we  covered plants up, shut doors and started heaters.  Precautions weren't needed but better safe than sorry.

     Neither Bekah or I were smart enough to cover our soil barrels before the rain.  I put my soil in pots with holes to drain.  Bekah was able to just add a bale of soil to hers and mix it up.  We won't make that mistake again.  I knew better.  With only one more cold night in the forecast I didn't plant anything.  I just worked on preparing beds and pots.  The boxes and pots I've planted are in the garage.

    Tomorrow we have another shipment of Coast of Maine and promix coming.  Griffin had everything we ordered.  Not only is the Griffin driver a real nice guy but he knows how to drive. He'll back in and unload without any problems.

    The workstore called yesterday to say Annabelle's shirt was ready.  Turns out she had boys in sports that wore larger sizes than their teammates so she was often shopping for uniforms for them.  Annabelle was very pleased.  She assured me she would dry it on the rack, not in the dryer.  She is ten.

     May God Bless you on this day, Sally