Good morning and hoping you are enjoying the Labor Day weekend. We have done our usual: stayed home.
I had a post started several days ago but got busy and never got back to it. All I had written was an update on the gardens. I have given up on the Meyer lemon. I repotted it because I saw some (very few) healthy roots but another almost two weeks saw no improvement and considerable decline. Well, a gardener blogger I read frequently claimed you aren't really a gardener until you have killed a fair number of plants. It took me three tries to keep a rosemary plant for about five years. That lemon was my second try. Might try again--I am nothing if not stubborn. But that is for next year. The program for the day includes deadheading and removing some of the more ragged plants. Some of the areas I will seed with lettuce and spinach. See if I get any edibles before the frosts come.
I am also continuing a long delayed reorganization of my collection of embroidery floss. It is a bit more complex because I am integrating the JP Coats threads into the larger collection of DMC. That involved going between three computer screens: the listing of old JPC colors, the new JPC colors, and the list with the conversions between the the two. I have also had to rewind some of the thread on new bobbins and labeling them. I found a number of very old skeins some possibly 60 years old from when I first began embroidery. The price marked on most of them was $0.12 (one for a nickel!!).
Found this Octavia Butler quote on Facebook yesterday and looked it up this morning.
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