nothing new.
I have no reason for not posting. I have been lazy the past week because the weather has been like a roller coaster-in the 80's one day,40's the next. For 4 nights straight, it was below 30 so, needless to say, everything froze. Everyones flowers and bushes died. I put my potted plants in the laundry room, which saved them, fortunately. Brad and I did manage to get the rest of what was left of the shed out of the yard. However, I am boring myself just typing this, so I'll move on to something else.
My famous person obsession for the moment is Sawyer (Josh Holloway) from LOST. He is some major eye candy and his character on the show is from Knoxville (Josh is actually from Georgia, so his accent is similar). I have to have someone to fantasize about-next month it will be someone else. What's in my imagination is about the closest thing I'll get to a real man at this point. I'll share the vision with you:
He's a hot motherfucker-too bad he's married. Not that I had a chance anyway. Who cares. Renita likes Jack (Matthew Fox), but he does absolutely nothing for me and his character has the personality of a rock. I do like his teeth, though.
We're going to see 'Aqua Teenage Hunger Force: Colon' on Friday. Oh, and girls, if you haven't seen 'Casino Royale' yet, I highly recommend it. It's an awesome 007 flick, but even if you're not into that, Daniel Craig is a panty wringer for sure. Let me show you:
First, I planted many seeds which, by the way, isn't for the impatient. Here, you see zucchini, cucumber, bell pepper, jalepeno, green onion and tomato plants; cilantro, rosemary, dill and basil herbs; lily of the valley and clematis, grown by roots. After the last frost, I will plant them in my yard.
After that, I cleaned out my flower beds around the laundry room, which was no easy task-it had not been touched in over a year and was overgrown by grass and weeds. I cleaned them by hand and afterwards, had blisters on my hands to show for it. My mom came over and we made a plan for the flower garden, involving many bulbs and roots to be planted. The side bed is finished. I'm doing the back bed tomorrow.
Raking the yard was a feat in itself. It hasn't been raked since I've lived here. I simply just mowed over them and left the leaves against the fence to rot. That was a bad plan, obviously, so I decided to take care of it once and for all. It took 3 hours one day to rake the side and 4 hours another day to rake some of the front and take all of the leaves to the front ditch. I gave up halfway through the front yard because the grass was too high and I was butt tired. What you don't see is all the brush I cleared out on the side of the house. That little piece caused a bit of poison ivy on my forearms. I was on the lookout for it, but the little bastards were hiding. However, I did find a ton of forsythia back there which should be beautiful next year, since it had been mowed over previously.
