Good morning Rounders! I got 6 hours of sleep and I feel fine. DH got his fasting lab results from the PCP yesterday. Not good! His A1C is 6.5 and his bad cholesterol is up. He was so devastated over that, but I talked to him and got him feeling better. He has not had any good exercise for quite awhile and he has not been eating lean and green. He will get those numbers back down. This has happened before and he got it under control quickly. Anyway, he is not upset now and that's the important thing. His A1c is under 7 and they can still do the sx. There will not be a single sugar item brought into this house and the meals will be lean and green.
When we got back from the dr's office I had a brainstorm about what to do with my large flowerpots on the back patio. Since we had the large tree cut down and the other trees trimmed the patio is in direct sun almost all day and in FL that is a no-no for most potted plants. I knew I would have to move them and the only place that presented itself is under the eave of the Lanai. It is close to a water hose and I can keep them watered and it's out of the blistering sun. Problem solved!
All I had to do was move the plants I had in that existing area: Four Rosemary plants, 2 Forget Me Nots, 2 California Poppies, 15 Pink Baby's Breath, 1 Cast Iron Plant, 5 Golden Creeping Jenny, and 3 Vinca's. I moved all of them to the main patio area around the corner which is my garden. It's the patio that came with the house. The patio pavers that I'm moving to under the eave of the Lanai is the one I made by the back door. It did not have one at all and I made a fairly good sized one with pavers that my neighbor gave me. Then I had to rake that soil down level and started putting down the pavers.
I was totally exhausted by 4:30 and stopped to come in and make dinner. I'll finish it up this morning as soon as it's daylight. It's looking good and I am relieved that my plants won't suffer and hope my Hydrangea's will bloom this year. I have 2 pots of Hydrangea's, 1 large Rosemary, and 1 Eucalyptus. In 2 other pots I have Hawaiian Tai surrounded by Ivy and they are just beautiful. I started the ivy and Rosemary plants from cuttings. I'm very proud of them!
Today dh gets fitted for his boot for after sx. That is all I have on my list today. What's happening in your neck of the woods? Be back later to read. Peace & Plenty.
When we got back from the dr's office I had a brainstorm about what to do with my large flowerpots on the back patio. Since we had the large tree cut down and the other trees trimmed the patio is in direct sun almost all day and in FL that is a no-no for most potted plants. I knew I would have to move them and the only place that presented itself is under the eave of the Lanai. It is close to a water hose and I can keep them watered and it's out of the blistering sun. Problem solved!
All I had to do was move the plants I had in that existing area: Four Rosemary plants, 2 Forget Me Nots, 2 California Poppies, 15 Pink Baby's Breath, 1 Cast Iron Plant, 5 Golden Creeping Jenny, and 3 Vinca's. I moved all of them to the main patio area around the corner which is my garden. It's the patio that came with the house. The patio pavers that I'm moving to under the eave of the Lanai is the one I made by the back door. It did not have one at all and I made a fairly good sized one with pavers that my neighbor gave me. Then I had to rake that soil down level and started putting down the pavers.
I was totally exhausted by 4:30 and stopped to come in and make dinner. I'll finish it up this morning as soon as it's daylight. It's looking good and I am relieved that my plants won't suffer and hope my Hydrangea's will bloom this year. I have 2 pots of Hydrangea's, 1 large Rosemary, and 1 Eucalyptus. In 2 other pots I have Hawaiian Tai surrounded by Ivy and they are just beautiful. I started the ivy and Rosemary plants from cuttings. I'm very proud of them!
Today dh gets fitted for his boot for after sx. That is all I have on my list today. What's happening in your neck of the woods? Be back later to read. Peace & Plenty.
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