had to turn the soil to get it ready. Whoever had the house before us
had put a Brady Bunch style piece of AstroTurf under their flower beds
to stop weeds, I guess. So I had to take that out. Then I noticed a
large rock that I think was supposed to be a part of the foundation
(it's a hundred years old). The rock wiggled, but wouldn't come out,
which, if a piece of a foundation, is probably a good thing. So now I
have a two foot spot where I can't plant. I just hope the bush grows
enough to overlap the space. Why does everything I do become so much
harder than I thought it would be after I've started? And I still
have to start my super-secret project for my wife tomorrow. And boy,
gardening takes the energy out of a person.
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I didn't even know people used astro-turf in any other venue other than a football stadium. Weird.
So, what is your super secret project for your wife. I promise I won't tell her. The reason everything is harder to do it once you get started is because our house is a million years old and it sucks!
Go you! Astroturf in your yard? So weird.
The reason why everything is harder than it should be is because you are keeping a secret from your wife. Tsk! Tsk!
I think it's just because I'm not as smart as I'd like to be (I'm much smarter in my own mind. Handsomer too.)
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