The neighborhood rooster declared it was time to rise and shine at 6:00 am, so I launched my shoes at him, sending him flying off the fence. However, in the process, my shoes ended up in the bushes! I guess sometimes you win (against the rooster) and sometimes you lose (your shoes).
We did some harvesting in the garden and I began the building of ANOTHER anti-rabbit fence; those little suckers are back!
By 8:00 am we were back in the patio area where we replanted the invasive mints, resurfaced the potting bench, put in the watering lines for the mother-in-laws tongues, and did some trimming. The patio is looking so good now, I’m thinking of renting it out as a five-star vacation spot. Just need to add a mini bar, a hot tub, and a personal waiter named Fernando.
The potting bench needed a new coat of oil. Unlike other finishes that form a film on the wood’s surface, tung oil penetrates deep into the wood fibers, cures to a flexible non-oily solid, and becomes part of the wood itself.
I coated the bench making sure every area that sees the Sun all day is covered.
I moved our Ninja woodfire oven back onm the bench and organized the pellets.
We got it at the Elks during a silent auction and paid $100 for it; we got a deal!
When I emptied the lower shelf, I found the cover for the oven and am now using it.
We replanted some of the mint and moved the mandevilla plants so we can see the blossoms as we dine outside.
The Mother-In-Law Tongues are now sitting by the rubber plant and have their own drip system.
The weather was a bit warm well into the 90s most of the afternoon so we went inside and bing watched “The Good Doctor”.
When it cooled down a bit, I went to the garage and hund two additional patriotic bunting flag and we stwill have two more to do tomorrow.
We crashed around 10:00 pm!