More Saturday Stuff

I started this yesterday, then I hit some button on my keyboard and everything froze. my curser still worked, it moved, but nothing else did. so I am gonna try this again.

I got so used to going out to my fish and saying good morning to them when i got home from work.   i had a hard time not doing that this week. I cant beleive i killed my only pets.

anyway, yesterday when john got home from work, we were out front and looking at the crop of fruit and veggies we had. he planted them in the front yard up the walkway. hell, why not. they got really good sun there, and everything we plant there does good. so we have two watermelons, about four cantelopes, a bunch of bell peppers that are ready to pick right now and we did pick a cucumber. the peaches are ready to eat right now also. I should go get some after i get done with this and whip up a cobbler. oh yum that sounds so good right now. i have a feeling the melons wont be ready until we go to texas, then they will be gone when we get back. my friend is gonna come over and water for us while we are gone, so her family can enjoy our produce.

yesterday i went and did my pre op appointments and picked up my disability paperwork to turn in. I want to be ready when the time comes and not miss a paycheck. that kinda sucks when that happens. I try to do this stuff in advance, cus last minute just doesnt work for me. after i got home, i went and donated blood. while i was there, i brought my lappy and burned a bunch of pics to a disk to use on the memory quilt I am making. I hope this turns out as cool as it looks in my head.

there really isnt a whole lot going on right now. i just keep counting the days till I get some time off. it may be for surgery, but my body is telling me to slow down and get healed. my whole right side is broken right now. lol elbow and knee hurt for some reason, so if i just dont use them in the same way I do at work, they should start feeling better. I hope.

ok, thats if for now. I loaded some shots of the veggies. I was inspired by Sheila to show off our garden of greens. wish we could share them with you.