I've seen lots of Robins, some green stuff in the yard, and the real proof is that my irrigation company called today with a reminder that they are coming over Sat. as scheduled to 'turn on' the system!
They have a pre-season and post-season early bird rate if you schedule ahead, so I did that again this year. Of course, now I need to do some raking to lift the grass and get rid of some of the winter mold again this year...
Chris R said
Apr 7, 2011
Today was the first day I could go outside with a t-shirt on.
John D said
Apr 7, 2011
It is... got my end of winter/beginning of spring friggin' cold...
I get sick twice a year. If it's anything like last time I'll be flat on my back for two days, then perfectly healthy by Sunday.
Lost in the 60s said
Apr 7, 2011
Went to the DMV this morning and bought the new license tab for the Harley. Dug it out of the corner where it was BURIED in dirt, rust dust and paint over spray. Washed it good and it came out looking like new. Of course I had to take it down to the gas station to fill it with $4.05 a gallon non-oxy premium and then go burn the cob webs out of it...
I've seen lots of Robins, some green stuff in the yard, and the real proof is that my irrigation company called today with a reminder that they are coming over Sat. as scheduled to 'turn on' the system!
They have a pre-season and post-season early bird rate if you schedule ahead, so I did that again this year. Of course, now I need to do some raking to lift the grass and get rid of some of the winter mold again this year...
Today was the first day I could go outside with a t-shirt on.
It is... got my end of winter/beginning of spring friggin' cold...
I get sick twice a year. If it's anything like last time I'll be flat on my back for two days, then perfectly healthy by Sunday.
Went to the DMV this morning and bought the new license tab for the Harley. Dug it out of the corner where it was BURIED in dirt, rust dust and paint over spray. Washed it good and it came out looking like new. Of course I had to take it down to the gas station to fill it with $4.05 a gallon non-oxy premium and then go burn the cob webs out of it...