Thursday, June 30, 2011

Lovely Summer Morning

So I Mowed the Grass

When I went out to feed the Boys in the morning, it was cool, dry, and lovely out. Rather a surprise, actually as that is not typical for New Jersey lately.

So I decided to take advantage of the weather and mow the lawn. It was rather a boring way to spend the morning, but I certainly do like the looks of my yard after a mowing.  However, there are weeds and tall grass growing in all kinds of places where I cannot take the mower.  I have a number of tree stumps, etc. around.

I came in for breakfast and then went back out to do some weedwhacking with my electric string trimmer.  I didn't overdo this time, so the front bank still needs to be done as do areas on the front lawn. And in the back, where I used to put my garden--before the attack of the tomato eating groundhog--there is a lot of trimming yet to do.

As they say, I'll get around to it--eventually.

I didn't do much cleaning inside today, but somehow managed to use up the rest of the early afternoon until it was time for my swim. This time I fed the horses before I left for the pool. They seemed quite pleased by that.  Of course, they are generally always pleased when I show up to feed.

Did my ten laps, my leg exercises, and then some turns around the Lazy River.

I finally ended up going to the supermarket to get some more onions to make soup.  I am cooking it now, even as I write. After it's done, I will puree it...kind of an alternative texture for onion soup, but delicious.  The pot will feed me for several days.

Yum!

3 comments:

  1. Onion purée soup ... hmm interesting, I think I did it once, my husband was not impressed HAHAHA
    It is still nice and easy to feed to little people ^-^

    I envy you going to the pool. Your pool sounds really pleasant. Do you meet friends when you go?

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  2. I like the puree idea. I've never really cared for the texture of onion soup, too slimy and stringy.

    I think mowing the lawn is one of life's great pleasures. Very relaxing. And destroying those pesky weeds is really quite cathartic!

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  3. sometimes we let the horses mow the grass! and Steph just fenced off a section of a front paddock where she planted grass, and now it's grown enough to let the herd on there a few hours a day. it's hard running them out in the evenings!
    - The Equestrian Vagabond

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