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dedekind_cutCurrent novel: Bloody Bones by Laurell K. Hamilton.
Current non-fiction: National Geographic from April and June.
Reading at work: Manuals and release notes for the next software upgrade.
Current lap cat: Apollo.
Big plans for the weekend: gardening, gardening, gardening. I have a new climbing rose to plant, and the iris bed needs cleanup. Some deadheading of perennials and pruning of shrubs. Time to cut back the lavendar. Finish weeding the herb garden. Spread some mulch; fertilize the roses (shrub roses and groundcover roses, none of those wimpy hybrids for me.) Significant amounts of cat cuddling. Taking Robin and Judy to dinner at the Greek restaurant for their birthdays (traditional Greek food, not one of Milwaukee's "Greek family restaurants.")
Most interesting revelation this month: How much I've lost touch with some of the ideas that drew me into CAW many years ago. It was great to talk with Magenta and Mary at Freedom Gather, to rekindle some fires that had been smothering in church politics. I look forward to reading more posts from Magenta about this.
Current non-fiction: National Geographic from April and June.
Reading at work: Manuals and release notes for the next software upgrade.
Current lap cat: Apollo.
Big plans for the weekend: gardening, gardening, gardening. I have a new climbing rose to plant, and the iris bed needs cleanup. Some deadheading of perennials and pruning of shrubs. Time to cut back the lavendar. Finish weeding the herb garden. Spread some mulch; fertilize the roses (shrub roses and groundcover roses, none of those wimpy hybrids for me.) Significant amounts of cat cuddling. Taking Robin and Judy to dinner at the Greek restaurant for their birthdays (traditional Greek food, not one of Milwaukee's "Greek family restaurants.")
Most interesting revelation this month: How much I've lost touch with some of the ideas that drew me into CAW many years ago. It was great to talk with Magenta and Mary at Freedom Gather, to rekindle some fires that had been smothering in church politics. I look forward to reading more posts from Magenta about this.
