Sunday, 17 July 2016

Indefatigable

The town has an influx of seriously fit young men and women. Logger sports is in full swing.

credit: R. Timothy
Not only the young but some tough old guys, grizzled veterans of the backwoods, giving the young pups a run for their money. 

Speaking of young pups-our little girls are very smart little things but bathroom skills are a mystery to them despite what the shelter said. They fight a lot and seem uninterested in toys. is this a product of shelter life I wonder?  

At home new fencing is up, brussel sprouts are transplanted, cabbage moth caterpillars have got in the greenhouse- grrr- and this baby flowered for the first time since we moved here.



I didn't know what it was so posted to our handy dandy garden facebook page. I'm sure you all know it is a yucca. Our local know-it-all couldn't pass up the opportunity to give me the name, tell me what I should be doing with the entire bed and describe her far superior garden. She sits on a prodigious number of boards mostly as dictator chairman. Thing is, she is willing to do it when many are not and I certainly cannot fault her devotion to her causes. 

Off to logger sports this afternoon, I will be standing well back from the Novice Axe Throw.

8 comments:

  1. Definitely stand back lol. Don't you hate busy bodies? I refuse to belong to any groups because of them - they take ALL the fun out of life.

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    1. Could they form their own group do you think?

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  2. Yes, watch out for errant axes!!
    Don't you just love the Garden Know-it-alls? So quick to correct you when you identify a Thingamajigium as a Thingamagastia..........they fairly puff up through the ether!

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    1. Fortunately she is too busy to be in garden club. Her puffing would not go down well there.

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  3. Whoa! Just the name, "Novice Axe Throw" gives me the willies. I used to have a yucca plant and I loved the flowers. Best to do is ignore the KIAs - because they don't know it all. Your pups will take a fair bit of settling down and finding their way - it's always bumpy at the beginning!

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    1. How long does the beginning last.....?

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  4. Love your sense of humor. You will have to post some of the "hunks" doing their thing! jajjajajajajaja. JC

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