It is already that time of year where the oak leaves start falling. It feels like it happens so fast once autumn hits. I hope you get a few nice days where you can enjoy the yard work, or at least that the raking goes quickly when you do get to it. melodyjacob.com
I imagine that bouncing around on the mower might now feel very good. The leaves won't hurt anything will they? Maybe in the spring you can mulch them? I used to rake them onto a tarp and then drag the tarp into the pasture to let the mules spread around.
No pressure...baby steps. You both need to take care of yourselves. That's the most important thing. I hope your appointments went well. We finally had rain yesterday...no more fire danger!
We "picked" all of my glass flowers today. I washed them and they are ready to be put in the attic over the garage. Thankfully Tom could do most of the walking and carrying. I had a final session of physical therapy today. Unless doing my exercises in the coming months finally miraculously show improvement, I am done. It will be what it is. I got my COVID shot while I was there anyway.
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It is already that time of year where the oak leaves start falling. It feels like it happens so fast once autumn hits. I hope you get a few nice days where you can enjoy the yard work, or at least that the raking goes quickly when you do get to it. melodyjacob.com
ReplyDeleteI imagine that bouncing around on the mower might now feel very good. The leaves won't hurt anything will they? Maybe in the spring you can mulch them?
ReplyDeleteI used to rake them onto a tarp and then drag the tarp into the pasture to let the mules spread around.
All you can do is push on. Hope the surgery goes as expected. Be glad when FG is through it. I am thinking of all of you.
ReplyDeletePraying Far Guys surgery is successful in removing all cancer and he recovers quickly. RHill, TX
ReplyDeleteNo pressure...baby steps. You both need to take care of yourselves. That's the most important thing. I hope your appointments went well. We finally had rain yesterday...no more fire danger!
ReplyDeleteBe gentle with yourself, giving things time to heal.
ReplyDeleteMother Nature will eventually mulch them for you.
ReplyDeleteHope all went well with the appointments this week.
Yes, one day at a time. Sending my best wishes!
ReplyDeleteI have left the leaves the past few years and it didn't matter. Spending a lot of time on the mower can be painful.
ReplyDeleteOne day at a time. Sometimes it's better to let Mother Nature take over while you heal.
ReplyDeleteYes...one day at a time. Please do not overdo...which is so easy to do when you're trying to get a job done.
ReplyDeleteGreat outlook. Yes, one day at a time 🍂 🌳
ReplyDeleteThe Oaks here are also dropping their leaves. I brought a small branch with leaves still attached when we came home from our walk.
ReplyDeleteAll good comments. You have a whole lot of people rooting for you and FG to get this period without any hiccups. Sending virtual hugs.
ReplyDeleteThinking about FarGuy's surgery. Positive thoughts.
ReplyDeleteI love the fall...but then I don't have to clean up the leaves. ;)
We "picked" all of my glass flowers today. I washed them and they are ready to be put in the attic over the garage. Thankfully Tom could do most of the walking and carrying. I had a final session of physical therapy today. Unless doing my exercises in the coming months finally miraculously show improvement, I am done. It will be what it is. I got my COVID shot while I was there anyway.
ReplyDeleteYou enjoy the mulching job too much to leave it. I hope your health allows you to out to do fall work.
ReplyDeleteThat's really all we can do. One day at a time!
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