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shadesofmauve) wrote2010-06-01 02:58 pm
shadesofmauve) wrote2010-06-01 02:58 pm
Long weekend was long, and it was good.
On Friday, I picked up a great big order from Sound Native Plants, and lo, it was good.
I finally sprung my soopah secret surprise on Erik (took him to the Harvey Feinstein Fiddler on the Roof in Seattle), and lo, it was good!
We had dinner beforehand at a spanish/south-american tapas place called Tango, and lo, it was good!
I went to folklife and got to spend some time with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
westrider, emony42 & Rob, MLE, and a smattering of Fiddle Tunes peeps, and lo, it was good! (Highlights included freeing my inner hippy, having an old lady dance a flower at me, and seeing the youngest-ever absynthe fairy.)
On Monday, Erik,madalchemist and I worked in my yard, and lo, it was good and exhausting. Some people take the easy, albeit expensive, path to landscaping, and bring in soil to build beds up, rather than digging down. The back of my house is on grade, though, so I'm afraid if I did that I'd have water in my dining room. Hence, Erik wacking away at tree and wisteria roots while I made a path. None of it's done, and none of it's visible from the kitchen window, which is rather frustrating...but it was still good.
I finally sprung my soopah secret surprise on Erik (took him to the Harvey Feinstein Fiddler on the Roof in Seattle), and lo, it was good!
We had dinner beforehand at a spanish/south-american tapas place called Tango, and lo, it was good!
I went to folklife and got to spend some time with
westrider, emony42 & Rob, MLE, and a smattering of Fiddle Tunes peeps, and lo, it was good! (Highlights included freeing my inner hippy, having an old lady dance a flower at me, and seeing the youngest-ever absynthe fairy.) On Monday, Erik,
madalchemist and I worked in my yard, and lo, it was good and exhausting. Some people take the easy, albeit expensive, path to landscaping, and bring in soil to build beds up, rather than digging down. The back of my house is on grade, though, so I'm afraid if I did that I'd have water in my dining room. Hence, Erik wacking away at tree and wisteria roots while I made a path. None of it's done, and none of it's visible from the kitchen window, which is rather frustrating...but it was still good.