I'm so sorry to read of another of your valiant cancer warriors losing that battle. But I'm sure she's rooting for you, who have made it out of that quagmire.

There are bags of mulch and humus in the back of the pickup for putting down tomorrow. I got more done in shaping the beds, putting down layers of newspaper and mulch in the paths, and planted the rest of the tomatoes. I liberally puffed diatomaceous earth around them to try to keep the cutworms away. I normally never see them, but there were dozens in the soil where I was working today. I think it's just the stage and time of year - I usually plant later and they would be gone in a few weeks.

Must get ready for the week. Laundry is done, but I still have some hanging, folding, ironing, etc. to do.

SRS