Trish's blog: Hugal bed and Markets

<p>This was quite the busy week!</p>
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<p>We took the whole week off of school as part of our "fall break". We all joined Dave in Dallas for the server install and we enjoyed shopping at IKEA for my birthday gift of a new craft room while there.</p>
<p>Several came down with the Change of Season Cold this week.</p>
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<p>We had a family fun day.</p>
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<p>This past weekend marked the last of our responsibilites to any "farmer's markets" (in this case, I use that term very loosely) or shows that we had agreed to. I have a ton of stuff left, so I think it is time to finally set up my Cubit store for my soaps and goodies that I've talked about for almost 2 years.</p>
<p>Sunday brought the most beautiful weather. Shorts and short sleeve shirts. Garden putterings. I ripped out the basil that was in the Hugal bed to make room for the new lettuce and some spinach seedlings.While digging around in the bed, we made some adjustments. In the middle of it, we commented that we should have taken some pictures or videos, but we were too busy working to do any more about that. </p>
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<p>Since Texas has finally seen some rain, we're actually seeing weeds in the garden as well! Imagine!</p>
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<p>We had more rain early this morning. The pasture is growing grass for the first time this year. There is Rye in the bottom land that reseeded from last year, so that's also giving Daisy more to eat. In fact, even my "lawn" is looking a little bit green! On the bright side, we never had to mow this year.</p>
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<p>I'm contemplating what is going to take the place of all of our trees that have died in our immediate back yard area. I'm entertaining the idea of bamboo. We'll see!</p>

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