After morning mass and a quick breakfast, Paw was ready to mow his two lawns — front and back. At around 10:15am, he wanted me to haul the two weeks debris from a ditch near the shared fence of the Chinese behind us. After four trips of fully-loaded material in an old, rusty, red-colored wheelbarrow, I’ve sustained four tiny wooden splinters on my left hand. The splinters came from the cracked handles of the wheelbarrow and ther wooden handle to a metal sweeper container.
After about one hour or so, Maw had finished my eggplant-colored, acrylic vest. So she went outdoors to work on her dying orchids. There were over three dozen containers to redo — remove the old bark and soil and add in FINE orchard bark. I made several trips to dump the old soil into the squared-off hole, where a tall eucalyptus tree once stood off the side of our house and next to MY long stretch of road. Of course, I did most of the leg work while the disabled one sat on her beige-colored metallic chair. Paw sat on his make-shift wooden stool to scrap off calcium-deposits from the plastic containers, which I removed from the make-shift, wooden house for Maw’s orchids, placed those within easy reach of Maw, removed those from her for Paw’s scaping, and replaced back into the two, open-air orchid houses.
So for the rest of the day until 7:10pm this night, we finished our yardwork. The copter made its round over our house towards a northern direction when Maw and I watered the backyard and then back the opposite direction over the railway intersection. It may be that I was making some fruit trees happy with fresh water. Copters don’t like happy people and happy trees to say the least.
But into order to make our gardening experience happen, at 14:41pm Maw and I bought 12-pack of orange flowers and another 12-pack or purple flower at Lowe’s. A total of 16 flowers (or 8 each) were planted into the empty hole at around 6:30pm. She bought an Asiatic flower of red for the backyard. We didn’t find our 1 cubic bags of orchid bark after using up two bags of the same size. So we decided to go home and eat lunch.
After lunch I drove the three of us to Payless Nursery by taking the long way — southbound HWY 101. The traffic was okay for we took the carpool lane. But construction slowed us down at the Tully Road exit. Maw was pissing off BIG time from the backseat, no doubt from the STRONG coffee I made her drink around 10:00am to give her a extra boost for today’s outdoor activity. She was happy after we arrived safely.
Besides our planned purchase of FOUR cubics of orchid barks and two more cubics of soil conditioner for Paw, she ended up buying an African flower of purple for the backyard, too. Happily, we worked and painfree, too. I noticed some high-flying birds near the appearance of big sylph near Mt. Hamilton. I was happy to be outdoors for such a long period of time that I sent my love every which way possible.
Thanks for the MASSIVE number of chemtrails criss-crossing near Mt. Hamilton, boys! It didn’t bother me through my “doctor’s mask” as I was too hurried to get the job done prior to the setting of the overall BEAUTIFUL sun against crispy blue skies. Quit making your presence so obvious, too. Thanks to the sylphs, too for making your soft appearances, too! I like that single “fan” and miniature but horizontal one, too.
P.S. To the City of San Jose: Quit wasting our tax payer’s money! You know there are wealthy people living in this town. By the way, I showed my rear end to a SJ city worker in his white truck with a “tree crane”. He was parked underneath MY eucalyptus tree, which is elder and does not deserve to be cut down just yet. I may hire a horticulturalist to determine its fate soon since it is over 30 years old. I was pissing off verbally about taxation and such but he was merely observing other workers three eucalyptus tree down MY long stretch of road.
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