As fall is settling in for its time of year, thoughts' turn to gardening and processing the fruits of our spring and summer labour. We have a good crop of beets this year ranging in size from an teeny to 'oh my goodness'. Most will be pickled but I discovered that hubby likes Harvard beets, so I will use some of the smallest for that. Nice that after 30 plus years of marriage, I am still discovering new things about him.
I will cook all the beets today and then to the pickles etc. tomorrow. I try to divide the big jobs so I don't wear myself out.
We had quite the rainfall last night but the sun is shining today. If this weather continues, I will get at transplanting bulbs and adding more to my feature garden. Again, I am cutting back but a little work has great results. I am hoping that after I get the scope done, the doctor will be able to do something that will restore some of my energy and remove the symptoms of whatever I have.
Hard to believe we are in October already but we all say that every year. I am thankful that we don't live in an area that gets hurricanes, tornadoes, floods etc. Our main weather event is snow and, while it can create some nasty problems, it is rarely life threatening.
Hope you are all doing well. I am getting some of my small quilt projects finished and looking forward to starting more.
Blessings,
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