Well, in my world. And trust me- the bar is set pretty low.
And like I said, I did not move very fast but I did keep moving.
Hen house- cleaned!
Kitchen floor- mopped! Twice! (It could use another go-over but hey- let's not lose our minds.)
Garden- green bean vines mostly pulled and given to goats and to chickens. Some weeding done. Some mulching with chicken-shit hay done. A few of these little fuckers picked:
Not many. I had forgotten how tenaciously edamame pods want to stay on the vine. Plus- too hot. Hot, hot, hot and not in a Marilyn Monroe way.
Whatever they charge for an appetizer of steamed edamame in sushi restaurants is a bargain.
Trust me.
I did laundry. I cleaned and reorganized the utensil drawer. I threw away a bunch of stuff which has been living there for years for no apparent reason. BUH-BYE!
I took trash and recycle.
I found another new-hen egg.
And, I found this picture on the internet while I was taking a break.
It was taken at Studio 54 and honey, that's history right there.
I sort of love Keith in his bad-teeth years. Here it would appear that he had gotten new front teeth but said fuck-it to the back ones. Can you imagine the partying that went on in those days? No. No you cannot and neither can I.
Well, maybe you can. How would I know?
And of course dear John is dead and so is James Brown whose teeth were magnificent!
Well, I better get in my kitchen which smells so fabulously of Fabuloso and white vinegar and make some supper.
This is such a boring post. I am sorry. I will try to do better soon.
Love...Ms. Moon
Ok so now I'm EXHAUSTED reading all of the domestic Goddess duties you accomplished and I feel like a total slacker now so evidently my bar is set so low you couldn't limbo under it if you tried! Bravo for accomplishing so much and I Loved the Blast from the Past Photo! I also buy my Edamame at any price, usually from Trader Joe's, because it just seemed too high maintenance to try to grow and harvest... and now I know it IS!
ReplyDeleteyou out sashay me quite often Ms Moon. I did nothing yesterday, well except I plucked every single banana pepper off those 4 plants and had a basket full. I am pulling the those plants up today. we cannot eat even a tiny fraction of the peppers they are producing and they just go in the compost.
ReplyDeleteI must say my domestic opportunities are not nearly so varied and colorful as yours. So no, definitely not a boring post. I'm impressed by your industry!
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