Summer of Acceptance ... Kind of.

Above, and below, is one half. Above, and below is the other half. Beans are coming in. Basil and tomatoes. Squash of some sort. Purple mustard greens. Mints of various sorts. Figs, blackberries, chamomile, various propagation pots, tomatoes, beans. Much of my projects lay partially finished. This was never my norm. Things didn't become overgrown, or unruly. To make things worse, I ruined my lawn equipment batteries. Poor memory, neurofatigue, and bouts of dehydration added, and you have the mess that you see. Lots of multiple projects going on at once. One feeds another. Crab grass grew quick with the rains we had. I am pushing one of these. Lots of grasses to pull. This whole corner was barren with the exception of some native NJ cacti. 3 pound cream cheese boxes being prepared for growing some flowers. My tree nursery area on the side of my house. The easement starts at that outer T pole. I'll be clearing and propagation and transplanting of beach plums will start. I'm going to use beach plum to hedge my yard. I have to make this into an entrance Making blueberry mulch Somewhere amongst the weeds, and brambles, is a banging variety of oregano. It must be potted and saved. I dry it to use all winter. I'm making a moon garden. Things go much slower than they used to. And, I now have to take breaks, drink water, and sometimes eat. Some days, neither my brain, nor my body, wants to cooperate. I can't find tools. Ruin things by forgetting them in the weather, etc,. ANNOYING But, here I am. And, my replacement batteries are on their way. Things will move a bit quicker then.