Tuesday, June 11, 2024

Oaks

 Our Oaks are mostly done leafing out.  They take a long time. 


Far Guy has been doing some wood carving.  The Christmas Ornament for this year has been chosen. 

I have been clearing out files and some papers all unnecessary ...they are shredded and then recycled.  I made some pretty good progress in several stash/messy areas.  Yeah me.

Far Side



20 comments:

  1. The backside of our property abuts a county road and during the summer, it is all but invisible thanks to the oaks that hide it. I find myself wishing they would leaf out sooner every spring to provide our natural screen from the road.

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  2. It sure looks nice and green there. With the oak trees all leafed out, it truly must mean that summer is there.

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  3. inch by inch life's a cinch...hope everyone is stable health wise...

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  4. You are one step ahead of me on shredding. I detest that job, and put it off. In fact, I had to buy a new shredder and it does not work as good as my last one. I am looking for shredding events at recycling centers now.

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  5. The oaks leaf out slowly. I notice in the fall the leaves hang on longest too. I have one nice oak in my yard. I can remember when it was a foot tall. Now it’s mighty.

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  6. The trees look lovely and the road looks inviting. Good on you for clearing out stuff. I do hope it means your pain levels have decreased.

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  7. I have a paper birch tree that is always the last one to fully leaf out, and it's looking good so summer has arrived I guess. I'm shredding paperwork again this morning. Endless it seems!

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  8. Our neighbour has a lovely oak - it's leaves are my favourite in the fall.

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  9. Picked out the Christmas ornament already! Yay, you guys!
    Sorting paperwork is a tedious, but necessary, task. Kudos to you!
    The trees look so full and green. The rain we've been getting this spring has helped all the foliage. :)

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  10. I'm happy for FG, he must be feeling better. It is rewarding to rid yourself of clutter.

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  11. Purging and cleaning things out is always good. I'd love to see the ornament when it's done!

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  12. Good for you! I was shuffling piles of papers and could have shredded as I went, but instead I gathered them all up and forgot where I put them. And now I need 3 items in the missing bundle.

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  13. Oh, the green looks so good.
    With your activities, it sounds like you are both feeling at least ok.

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  14. Everything looks so green around there.....Excited to see the Christmas ornament you all have chosen... Yeah for you...big accomplishment

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  15. They are nice looking trees, hand made ornaments are in my opinion so damn nice and personal

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  16. Good for you with the paperwork. I have lots to burn and patterns to file...oh, I hate paperwork! You have the ornament chosen already? You guys are so organized.

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  17. No native oaks here but the planted oaks have leafed out. In fact everything has leafed out.

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  18. I drove partway across Iowa today with a friend who is visiting from Spokane. Everything is so green and lush right now.
    Yay for the woodcarving. That's exciting news.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  19. The Winterset area of Iowa has so many oaks that grow on their rolling hills next to the covered bridges.

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