No Lazy Bear weekend
Jul. 21st, 2004 01:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
drscottI have planned to go to my first Lazy Bear Weekend three straight times, and came down with a cold each time, so this year I made no plans and came down with no cold. C'est la vie. At least I can experience it vicariously via the picture laden postings of ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bigreddee and others.
Monday night we went out to dinner at Kabul withexcessor to celebrate my birthday. The kabobs were great (and perfect for my high-protein diet), so we splurged on rose-and-pistachio ice cream, which was terrific. I was sleepy for an hour as the unaccustomed dose of sugar rushed into my bloodstream. Returning home, we watched the most recent (disturbing) 6FU and spent some time in the Jacuzzi. Nice, calm birthday.
Between massage clients and his new bicycling kick (which he picked up from Shy), Mike has been unable to finish up the front yard project -- the new plantings have been unmulched for 6 months. We finally got around to that today; he went and got a half-yard of mulch and some landscape fabric and started into it. We stopped at one point to add another drip hose for a clump of lavendar that seems to need more water, then got about 2/3 of the way through covering the area before we ran out of mulch. But it does look nice, and it will be great not to have to string-trim amongst the new plants to keep the weeds down.
bigreddee and others.Monday night we went out to dinner at Kabul with
excessor to celebrate my birthday. The kabobs were great (and perfect for my high-protein diet), so we splurged on rose-and-pistachio ice cream, which was terrific. I was sleepy for an hour as the unaccustomed dose of sugar rushed into my bloodstream. Returning home, we watched the most recent (disturbing) 6FU and spent some time in the Jacuzzi. Nice, calm birthday.Between massage clients and his new bicycling kick (which he picked up from Shy), Mike has been unable to finish up the front yard project -- the new plantings have been unmulched for 6 months. We finally got around to that today; he went and got a half-yard of mulch and some landscape fabric and started into it. We stopped at one point to add another drip hose for a clump of lavendar that seems to need more water, then got about 2/3 of the way through covering the area before we ran out of mulch. But it does look nice, and it will be great not to have to string-trim amongst the new plants to keep the weeds down.
