Even when hurricane Hannah hit a few years ago my bike didn’t blow over. Up next to our RV and tucked in slightly under one of the slideouts it is very well protected, plus it next to our coach house. These winds had to come from just the right angle to tip it over. Luckily there was no damage to the bike.
It was only approximately 3/4 of an inch long. Looking at images of caterpillars found in Texas I couldn’t identify it. Of course since the only two caterpillars I seem to be able to identify are the monarch and the tomato hornworm I’m in no danger of ever being labeled a lepidopterist.
Our neighborhood recently held its annual yard sale. Easy to tell what the weather was like.
The ant gastroenterologist is going to be overwhelmed tonight and tomorrow the ant undertaker will have their turn.
In the past my wife has bought plant markers, and also made her own from clear plasitic containers. This year we are doing something different by turning old cutting plastic cutting boards into plant markers.
After being cut into the shape of the plant markers they are still stiff enough to serve as markers.
We didn’t worry whether they were all the same size. Close in size was plenty good enough.
Using a permeant marker to write on them.
Three rows of beets.
She likes green beans (:>).
As good as, if not better than store bought and who cares what they look like.
