With the little princess both teething and suffering from a cold and low fever, I’m stuck indoors today. I’d hope to finish pallet stacking the 60 square meters of free brick pavers that are to be hauled up to the garden. My wife’s sister just bought an old house and needed a brand driveway. So if I’d just come dig them up and haul them off they were ours. A win win. I’ve come across lot’s of material that way, often times listed in the local classifieds. These pavers are considered down right luxurious for a colony garden.
But since I’m home, and Sienna is finally sleeping, I thought I’d log on and do a little blog maintenance. Johanna and I just threw this blog up after a brief email exchange, wrote a few posts and that was that. But, busy as we both are, I think we’re going to make a semi-serious go at it. Just how many transatlantic Texas/Danish cooperative garden journals are out there? Yay, now all three of our readers, assuming you all came back, can look forward to our quirky but ultimately not-so-unique offering to the blogosphere!
Upcoming topics are anyone’s guess. We’ll be playing with the layout, adding links and other typical blogging thingies as we find time and energy. On that note, one of my recent lazy surfing habits has been to simply bookmark interesting pages for later investigation without taking the time to file them categorically. I’ve got to clean up my bookmarks before they consume me. And as I go threw them I’ll introduce some of those links here. I bet you can hardly wait!
Because I’ve only been online maybe an hour a week of late I didn’t see that there were “comments awaiting moderation.” We don’t intend to moderate anyone’s comments. So I’ll get that fixed today. Then I’m making pear and apple sauces, cracking walnuts, and looking after baby when she wakes, anytime now.
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