Re: Who is still up watching Valerie's show?

lucymo · ‎12-13-2010

@Susan Louise wrote:
@lucymo wrote:
@mousiegirl wrote:
@SHOPR wrote:
@mousiegirl, Ouch. I hope you can walk when you wake in the morning.
I will feel this sleep loss all day tomorrow. But it's worth it.

@SHOPR I have to walk tomorrow, more bedrock to haul, building bone mass, lol.
@mousiegirl Don't overdo now. That's hard work. How are you hauling the rock? Is it hot there? It's like a 100 degrees here most days so we aren't doing much in the yard just watering the plants so they can survive. Rain has been passing us by.

@lucymo The temps have been the same here...so tired of the opressive heat. Thankfully that ends tonight! A cold front will be passing through with much needed rain and on the other side of the front, over a week of temps in the low to mid 80's...WOOT! Hopefully you will get the relief down where you are too

@Susan Louise Thank you and I hope it happens for you as well. Every living critter is suffering from the heat and humidity. I don't like frigid cold temps but this is too much even for me.

lucymo · ‎12-13-2010

@mousiegirl wrote:
@lucymo wrote:
@mousiegirl wrote:
@SHOPR wrote:
@mousiegirl, Ouch. I hope you can walk when you wake in the morning.
I will feel this sleep loss all day tomorrow. But it's worth it.

@SHOPR I have to walk tomorrow, more bedrock to haul, building bone mass, lol.
@mousiegirl Don't overdo now. That's hard work. How are you hauling the rock? Is it hot there? It's like a 100 degrees here most days so we aren't doing much in the yard just watering the plants so they can survive. Rain has been passing us by.

@lucymo The weather varies from 70's, this is when I dig, to 80's, but it is supposed to be cooler today. The continuous 80-90's are due next week through September, dreading it like the plague.

I work some in the hot sun, but eventually, give up, don't want to have heat stroke, lol, and in the afternoon, it is shady in the digging area. I haul the dirt to any area that is sunken, am trying to level this area so compost can be added in order to plant my new perennial area, in a tall white plastic bucket , dump, then rake the rocks to the side for DH to haul when he can.