Posted by coshoo on March 20, 2020 at 03:21:01 from (65.101.152.5):
In Reply to: staying home posted by Ellis Kinney on March 19, 2020 at 14:16:27:
We've had a stretch of nice weather in western Washington, so was able to till up a little of the garden and planted peas. May put in some carrots and lettuce today. Shop is getting warm enough to work in without lighting a fire. Got together with coffee buddies at one of their houses yesterday, but my kids raised such a fuss about it that I probably won't be doing that anymore. Local consignment auction cancelled the auction this weekend but are having one at the end of May- want to get a few un-needed implements up in shape to take to it.
One thing to look into is whether your library is set up for you to download books to your electronic device. Might be too late for this go-around, as many libraries are now closed. But something to look at for the future. I can download most anything onto my Ipad while sitting at the kitchen table.
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