Beaver:

Senoufou! Major congrats on your loss!!

SRS: And you are back to life almost at normal!!!

Kiln is on leave until I figure out a new spot or the floor is fixed. Folks I met at the Farm Market came by to dig up some of my surfeit of Sorrel and a Good King Henry. After a quick tour and 'getting to know you' chit chat, we did a major grooming on the remaining Sorrel and I have a handle on its care, which must start in early spring (I was not here!) and continue to fall. Quite a nice veg mixed in with other stuff! VJ has a number of tasks in process, including their farm but has offered to rip the floor up - "Yes there is a broken joist."; he is a carpenter as well and has an aura of knowing what he is doing! In the meantime, I am a long way - a couple weeks of working in studio - from needing the kiln. I cleared about half the room in prep, still more to do.

Last glaze firing came out well and is sorted for different venues. I need to make room in front storage cabinet for stuff to go to QC; the house is getting too cluttered. Means a run to the dump - today? or not til Friday?

Did two loads of laundry which dried quickly on breezy Sunday, one after another hung outside.

R makes noises about visiting but I am not holding my breath. He is keeping the QC plants alive, was delighted to pick a fresh tomato.

Our weather continues to be mild; no forecast of temps over 26C and some rain, sufficient so far. The mock orange continues is slow unfolding of blooms! Something ate the few blueberries and strawberries; I need to feed them well so they can do better next year.