That was the question my youngest daughter asked yesterday.
"It's 28 degrees outside. I can't work in the garden."
"It's too early to start seeds indoors."
"Your Dad and I are both on a diet, so I'm not cooking anything of interest."
In other words............
"I got nuthin"!
I know just how your feel!
ReplyDeleteGail, I don't think we're alone. It's pretty slow here in gardening blog land!
DeleteCome back soon! You'll be starting seeds before you know it!
ReplyDeleteFarmers Wife, I know! I complain about not having anything to keep me busy, but seed starting day is less than two months away now. March 15th!
DeleteYour windows will be full of new bounty soon enough!
DeleteSo true, Cloud. Just give it a bit of time, and I'll be complaining because there's too much to do and I won't be able to catch up!
Deletenice to take a break!
ReplyDeleteYes it is, Annie. I'll be busy soon enough!
Deletei could send you photos of my pansies that just popped up from their soil blocks!
ReplyDeleteDonna, even better....send me your pansies! LOL!
DeleteHey I'm blogging on Mondays when I'm required to (sadly the hostess always has to post even when she has nothing), but not any other times.
ReplyDeleteDaphne, it won't be long now. I told myself I was cutting back on blogging, on weighing the produce and on the number of tomato plants. I lied, I'm sure. ;-)
DeleteHa! You're hilarious. I wouldn't mind seeing your healthy meals. Could use some inspiration.=)
ReplyDeleteKelli, you've got email!
DeleteI'll admit it has seemed dead around the garden blogging world since you stopped posting. Even the unstoppable granny needs a break. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL! Thank you, Kris.
DeleteWell, I miss you. Don't let "I got nuthin'" stop you!
ReplyDeleteLOL, Dianefaith, "nuthin'" is going to keep this old gal down for long!
DeleteGranny,
ReplyDeleteI hope you're doing good these days. I'm getting everything in order for my garden this year and will start my new gardening blog once I start planting. I've decided to utilize more of my 2 acres here at home and will plant a lot more than I have in the past. I'm also designing and building a better watering system that my brother will enjoy seeing, too. Stay tuned and take care!
Greg
Greg, you and I must be kindred spirits...or at least on the same wave length! One of my thoughts, when I woke up this morning, was "I'm going to email Greg to see how he's doing". I'm so glad to hear you will be starting up your blog again! I sure will stay tuned :-)
DeleteI'm not doing a garden this spring because I'm having a baby (currently having contractions as we speak actually... false labor or not? only time will tell) so I'll be living through your seedling starts vicariously. I know I don't comment much, but I lurk!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the first little leaves break soil! Post lots of pictures. :D
-Chelsea
Chelsea, what wonderful news! LOL, we used to do our virtual baking together, now you have a REAL bun in the oven! Please let me know when the blessed event takes place, and congratulations!
DeleteDitto!!! I know how you feel. Soon enough we will be sorting seeds and posting about our plans, no hurry though!
ReplyDeleteThat's how I feel, Erin. At least you have the boys and the deployment and *cough* one catastrophe after another to report *cough*....I've just got the "nuthin'".
DeleteHey, the seed catalogs keep one excited...even if you just look at them all the time for fun. Lol. My husband makes fun of me all the time for spending so much time looking over those babies. Hey, he doesn't complain when all the good produce starts comin out of my garden though!
ReplyDeleteAngela, I just about have those pages worn out! Every time a new catalog comes in the mail, my husband asks me if there is ever an end to them :-)
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