Ketch-Up Day

 

 

How are you?  Can you believe it's September?

 

Birgit made and sent me this card.  Isn't it beautiful? It has special meaning for me because it was inspired by my garden 🌷

 

 

 

 

 Thank you so much, Birgit.

 

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The Eternal Garden

 

 

 

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The Inside Garden

 

That's all for today, folks. I'd love to hear how your week is going.

Till tomorrow,

Sandra 

Ketch-Up Day

 

How are you? How's your weather? And speaking of:

On the phone weather app, why does the day's forecast never equal the hourly breakdown?

i.e. Yesterday's daily forecast showed 65% chance of rain.  The hourly showed: 40% at 8PM, 30% at 10PM and 15 % at midnight.

Does anyone else ever wonder about that?

Here's AI's response:

“The daily forecast is basically a ‘chance of any rain happening at all,’ while the hourly forecast is the ‘chance of rain right now.’ They’re calculated differently, which is why the numbers never quite line up — and why midnight sneaks in under today even though it’s technically tomorrow.” 

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Some odds and ends

 

We're getting growth in the indoor garden.  It's fun to watch the seeds sprout. 

 

Dangles in the garden:)

 

 

The crepe myrtle;)
 

 

 For some reason, the HH found this flag appropriate for our household. Heh.

That's it from here, Blogger Buds.  Thanks for stopping by. Let me know what's going on in your neck of the woods. 

 

Ketch-Up Day

 

How are you? How's your weather? Done anything fun and exciting?

We got some rain last night. Woot. Woot. The crepe myrtle loved it, as did the rest of the trees and plants:)

 

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I made mulled apples.

They are super easy to fix. 

Recipe: Mix a tsp of cinnamon, 1/8 cup of sugar, 1 tbsp butter, 1 tsp of lemon juice, and a dollop of red sweet wine (optional). Stir it in a crockpot on low heat. Add 3 or 4 cored apples and a handful of pecans, stir until the apples are coated and let simmer for about 45 minutes.  Done and done.

 

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My daughter and son-in-law got me an indoor garden:)

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I've shown this before, but for anyone who does laundry and doesn't have to cart it up and down stairs, this is such a time and back saver.  We use laundry carts instead of hampers.  We keep one in each closet, throw our dirty clothes in them, and on laundry day wheel them to the laundry room to wash and dry then fold or hang the clothes on the rod and wheel them back.  It makes life so much easier. 

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Thanks, Judy

Rescue Ranch, Statesville NC

 

 

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Thanks, Sonya and Becky

Florida 

 

 That's it for now, Blogger Buds. Thanks so much for dropping by.  Appreciate ya.