A Cool Damp Day

Knitting a Hat
After an evening of torrential rain (the second such night in a row), this morning dawned rather overcast and gloomy.  I resolved to spend the day tucked up in my comfy chair knitting.    That lasted about as long as it took me to take a couple of photos of my latest knitting project, a new winter hat in my favorite new blue color.

Fruits of the Garden
I headed outside, intending to simply check on something.  Hours later, I came back in, happy, muddy, sweat pouring off of me like Niagara Falls, back, legs, arms, and hands aching from weeding (they come up so easily when the ground is soft and damp!) and from trimming out the overgrowth and tree sprouts that seem to come up endlessly all over the yard.  But the best part?  Discovering that my poor little neglected vegetable garden has been toiling away despite my lack of attention to it.  How nice to pick some lovely ripe tomatoes and discover that the raspberries, which I thought I had eradicated in the spring, managed to survive well enough to provide a serving of perfectly ripe berries!

Comments

Adrienne said…
I love the color of your new hat. The pattern is wonderful - can't wait to see it when it's finished. We had torrential rains last week but our little garden kept on 'working' and we are enjoying it even more this week.
~Adrienne~
Adrienne said…
I love the color of your new hat. The pattern is wonderful - can't wait to see it when it's finished. We had torrential rains last week but our little garden kept on 'working' and we are enjoying it even more this week.
~Adrienne~
Anonymous said…
Hooray for Mother Nature's hand in your garden! And the blue hat is lovely. Jan Myhre
My niece lives in Loveland and used to live in Boulder so I've been keeping an eye on the flooding. I hope you and yours are safe and high and dry.

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