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Nice day. Cooler. But still not rain. They’re saying a chance of rain tomrrow. 🙏🙏🙏

Today was the dreaded trim the hedges day. My wife and I get along great but when it comes to cutting the hedges I want to go fast and use a gas powered hedge trimmer. My wife wants precision and actually does a lot of hand clipping.

We got the forsythia trimmed all nice. And half of the ewe hedge. Il polish off the ewe tomrrow morning.

Then went to the farm and spilt and stacked firewood and cut kindling.

Also a bunch of smaller errands.
 
Tonight’s dinner was mystery dinner.

We have been on a kick of cleaning out our freezer and all the things that have been in there. We’re making good headway and today we did an inventory of what was left.

I pulled out one plastic container, full of something. It was totally frosted over and we could not identify it. So we pulled it out to see what it might be.

Turned out it was a container of pea soup that I made last winter. It was excellent!
 
We haven't had measurable rain for about 40 days. Worst drought in 22 years.
I hate that... It may be part of a geological cycle (macro, macro view), but I still don't like it.

It's not a competition and my state has it way better than others, but we're still a mix of Abnormally Dry, Moderate Drought, and Severe Drought according to the U.S. Drought Monitor maps. ☹️ We got almost no snow last winder. So I'm hoping we make up for it this year. Anything to help with the spring wildfire season. 🔥
 
I hate that... It may be part of a geological cycle (macro, macro view), but I still don't like it.

It's not a competition and my state has it way better than others, but we're still a mix of Abnormally Dry, Moderate Drought, and Severe Drought according to the U.S. Drought Monitor maps. ☹️ We got almost no snow last winder. So I'm hoping we make up for it this year. Anything to help with the spring wildfire season. 🔥
We have a couple wildfires going on here now. New jerseys not a large state but per square mile it's the most populated. So it effects a greater amount of people.
 
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