If thats all the bad news, thats not bad.

I'm thinking we are on the up swing of things up here. Very mild temps and the days are getting longer. Getting excited now.

 

Back from The King...Back from the Harley shop....Nuffin new to report from either place!!!
20° an sunny here

 

just got back from running around,ol split with the truck, I have her crossover 'til Monday.........gonna watch the race and hockey tonight......get a good nights sleep will be a plus.....starting to get the itch, days are slowly getting better.....still too much snow on the ground, way too much salt.....

 

You have it backwards......" bad news: I have to prune...good news: It's too cold to do it"

 

What is this "pruning" of which you speak?????....Duz it have anything to do with wurk?????

 

Afternoon check in... end of the month... havta go shuffle for a while today...

Picked up a new battery for the new Softail.... nada bunch of old ones and some truck batteries sitting around, got 20 bucks off the new battery turning the ole ones in....

 

watching some nags today....mebbe some racing......utter than that, just waiting for tonight.

 

Alrighty then... offta shuffle and stuff.....

 

Unfortunately, yes, yes it does.

The landscaping includes native grasses. They get left over the winter because they provide some "visual interest". Then you cut them off in the spring and they regrow.

The frickin' things are a good 6' tall, and I'm not even going to count them. I'm guessing, at a minimum, four full pickup truck loads to take the pile to the recycling dump.

 

Clay, that sounds like work best left for another day. I am staring out the window at a pile of limbs I cut from my Bradford pear trees, which as you probably know grow about nine thousand feet a year.