And here's the after! A weeded, 5 rowed (is that a word?) experimental garden.
When I say "experimental" it's because our normal garden with peas, tomatoes, gr. peppers, zuchinni and squash are over in the out-of-reach-of-kids area. In THIS one we've started some artichoke, watermelon (2 rows) and cantelope (2 rows) seeds inside for the past 4 weeks and finally I got around to transplanting them outside. We'll see how they do.The funniest part was my neighbor's face while I was doing it. He's a retired doctor and probably thought I was going to fall over, give birth, then die. I imagine I looked pretty silly.
Buuuuuuuut, it didn't work. I'm thinking that I overdid it TOO much that the baby was exhausted too. So here I am, on my due date (no surprise considering 2 of mine have been late and one ON the due date), just chillin'.
But don't you worry, I have a plan for today......
#1- have some friends over for dinner (because my dinner put another girl into labor a few weeks ago)
#2- go to Brooks' softball game (or send him.....not sure what I'll feel like) tonight
Note: TWO of my labors started during Brooks' sports games and he had to leave them early......much to his shagrin.
#3- If THOSE two don't work, hope for labor during Brooks' softball game tomorrow
AND IF ALL ELSE FAILS and I'm babyless by Sunday, at least it's 5th Sunday where they send all the Primary workers into RS/Priesthood combined and I get to snuggle (okay, maybe no PDA but at least sit BY) Brooks during last hour of church.
See? There's a bright side to it all.



























