To do tomorrow

[boxofdelights]

1. Get up.
2. Nixie's laundry.
3. Plant cotoneaster.
4. Plant basil.
5. Sow peas, lettuce, spinach.
6. Water everything.
7. More Nixie's laundry.
8. ALL WEEDS EVERYWHERE to compost pile.
9. House compost to compost pile.
10. Manure to compost pile.
11. Pesto?
12. Bath.
13. Make to-do list.

Yay! Nixie passed her driving test.
Not so yay! We have to add her to our insurance.

Comments

[bibliofile]

Wait, you're planting stuff at the place you're about to move away from?

Yay for Nixie's passing the driving test.

[boxofdelights]

Um... yes?

[randomdreams.livejournal.com]

But yay, now one less person to ferry about to after-school activities.

[boxofdelights]

Yes. We were leaning on her pretty hard to pass the driving test so that she could get her own self from high school to university for math class next year.

[amaebi.livejournal.com]

Congratulations to Nixie, scourge of the highways!

[rozasharn.livejournal.com]

Congratulations to Nixie!

[kalmn.livejournal.com]

i *strongly* advise that nixie start doing her own laundry before she gets to college-- i had to teach my college boyfriend how to do laundry and i am still dining out on stories about that, nearly fifteen years later. seriously.

[boxofdelights]

She does! She's done her own laundry for years. And Mungo is doing his own laundry as of this summer. This is a one-time favor to help her get ready to visit <3rivka<3.

[kalmn.livejournal.com]

whew! okay, i just don't want her to get to college and then her exgf makes fun of her for years. ;)

and yay rivka!

[hobbitbabe.livejournal.com]

Our kids knew how to do their own laundry and pack their own lunches, but P still usually did it as a gift. She used to do mine too.

[liminalia.livejournal.com]

Don't you end up with more weeds in the garden if you compost the weeds?

[boxofdelights]

Yes, if the weeds have gone to seed; I try to catch them before then, but it's a race I fall farther behind in every summer day. On the other hand, I have a continual supply of horse manure, so my compost is frequently hot enough to cook seeds. On the third hand, most of my weeds are like my kind, funny, friendly, highly extroverted neighbors: I like them, I really do, I just wish I didn't have to see so much of them! Goathead (Tribulus terrestris), Russian thistle (Salsola tragus), and Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense) are the only ones I dislike enough to bag and send to the dump.