I finally remembered to cut a bunch of herbs from the school garden and bring them home to root. I have had success rooting lavender and rosemary in water, so I got those, and lemon balm and tarragon. I'm not sure if this is going to work with those, since they aren't woody stems, but I'll try. They are now happily relaxing on my kitchen window sill. I've been referring to them as "the girls". I'm not sure why. My goal this week is to bring some of my worm compost from school and add it to my seedlings' dirt.
I need a theme song. I started doing this when the show Ally McBeal was on and she always had a theme song, so I started doing it. I haven't had one in awhile, so I'm trying to think of what a good one might be. Hmm. . . I'll think a little about it today and get back to you (all three of my readers).
Yesterday I went out into the garden (which I feel I may have over-glorified in my descriptions, it's really only two raised beds and a bunch of pots right now), and dug around a little bit, watered the seedlings, and I SAW WORMS IN MY DIRT!!! A LOT of worms. Yea Me!! That means my dirt is healthy and doing exactly what it's supposed to be doing. Makes me happy. Amazing how what makes me happy has changed over the years.
When I got home from work last night I washed my sheets and put clean, lovely smelling sheets on my bed. (Not that my previous sheets smelled bad, lol). There is nothing better than that. I watched a couple of DVR'd shows and read a little. Nice to get enough sleep.
I love that worms make you so happy. :) I want to plant lavendar in my yard too - can you teach me? It is my favorite smell! Oh and love the idea of a theme song. Let's think more on this Saturday. Come prepared with your top five. I am pretty sure Taylor will nominate the Star Wars Imperial March....you know, dum dum dum, dum dee dum....very ominous and played every time they show Vader. You and I will of course veto this immediately. :)
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