It's chilly outside.
I just came in from watching the SpaceX
Falcon 9 rocket launch.
Unfortunately it was cloudy,
so we only saw little peaks as it slipped
through the clouds on the way to
set some Turkish satellites in orbit.
I taught a Zoom class tonight and told
my students that when the rocket was going
off at 8:28 we were going to take a short
break and watch it!
(We should have - it was clear out then!)
However, it wasn't clear at the Cape,
so they held it for 45 minutes or so.
But it's up.
So that's good.
Guess what else is up?
The broccoli and kohlrabi!
(And a bed of new peas coming up behind...)
Isn't he cute?????
They take SOOOOOOO long.
Also
PEAS!!!!!
I've taken to nabbing one or two on my
walk between the barn and the duck yard.
They are growing on that fence and it's
super easy to sneak my hand through... lol.
PERFECT breakfast!
The sunflowers continue to brighten
everyone's day!
(Notice another bed FULL of baby peas to the right!)
Kyle planted another 900+ peas the other day!
Also the volunteer marigolds on the ground...
Not too shabby for January, eh?
Notice the RED tomatoes to the left!
Not nearly as many as we hoped for...
but at least they are there!
(If you look REALLY closely at the top left
part of the picture you can see Kyle on the
ladder - pressure washing the side of the house.)
We are still in the learning stages of this
whole gardening thing.
Hoping for a better harvest on the
next go-round.
This is the "winter" garden.
Then there will be a "spring" garden...
and then summer.
(Okra and black eyed peas...)
So... fingers crossed that it just gets
better and better!
(I ate a lettuce leaf tonight - it was yummy!)
And I had a nice visit with Soni on the phone
this morning - she was freezing.
It's fun to compare.
We were both freezing - but she was ACTUALLY freezing.
I was just a pansy.
Time to call it a night.
Happy Thursday y'all!
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