Finally a True Sign of Spring
Posted on April 11, 2018 Posted by John Scalzi 12 Comments
To wit, the lawncare people come to aerate and fertilize the yard. It’s a nice, sunny day, too! Let’s hope it sticks.
Posted on April 11, 2018 Posted by John Scalzi 12 Comments
To wit, the lawncare people come to aerate and fertilize the yard. It’s a nice, sunny day, too! Let’s hope it sticks.
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Oh no! He saw his shadow!
We had a true sign of spring today. The guy who plows our snow came and took the sticks away from beside the driveway and put some grass seed on the spots where he ripped out chunks of turf during the winter.
It’s finally a nice day here in Chicago, two days after we got 2 inches of snow. Ah, April.
It’s a TRAP!
We still don’t have a lawn yet. Just mud, mud, mud.
So, when do the glacis and palisades get installed?
I come to you from Southern California where all we have are earthquakes. What is this “Spring” whereof you speak?
Meanwhile in the southern hemisphere… today is the first day this year I’ve turned on the heater in the bathroom during my shower, and the first day I turned on the heater in the car. Temperature today is supposed to reach 22C, which means I really should have put on thicker socks, and probably a longer-sleeved shirt. Oh well, it’s supposed to warm up to the low thirties by next week. Briefly.
The meteorologists say we’re going to have snow, Friday and Saturday, but it will probably melt next week.
I just ask friends to come over, dressed up for a party. Then wait for the ladies in heels to aerate my lawn for me!
Yeah, but hold your cats down today or they’ll blow away!
My true sign here in Pasadena, CA…rolling back the pool cover and starting the “draining the swamp” process with a trip to the pool store for chemicals. Also the unexpected fun (not really fun) of removing a very waterlogged lizard that must have ducked in for a drink. Some time ago. Gross!