I'm typing here in my basement office right now...and I hear the cordless recip outside of my window. It's really easy to use and it's one of Dirtdorphin's go-to tools. But that means...

That I may end up finding it under a bush when I want to use it for other purposes...or it may be on the porch...or on the planting table...or in the living room...or...or....or......

But one thing's sure...the battery will be drained and it will have been well-used. And that's what counts - that it's light and agile enough to be one of sweet Dirt's favorite tools...and she uses it extensively and often. So women (and anyone else), don't be hesitant. Grab a pruning blade at the home center and give it a try. I think you'll be thrilled with how easy it is to use...and what quick work it makes of pruning chores.

Yup! I just surrendered for the evening and I was outside doing a little pruning
at least I brought the saw in this time...and guess where it is right now?...the living room

Love it! You two are so funny!!!!

Oh man, I laughed my seed trays off the bench on this one. I leave mine everywhere. I really do not mean to. Usually after the cuts are made, another project starts and "whoops I am sorry honey, I meant to bring it in. It is not raining. What is the problem?" Sure glad he still loves me and puts up with my organized mess.

I think gardening and getting distracted must go hand-in-hand. As hard as I try, I often leave something out in the yard. I am actually quite good at remembering items I was using, but every now and again I have that .... "where did I leave ____?" moment. And it will drive me crazy until I find the item. Of course, it may not be limited to gardening .... I have the same problem with indoor projects, too!