Apr 29, 2024
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From above
With the cooler nights, I finally closed my bedroom window yesterday. This was more complex than normal. The cats like to sit on the window ledge, but with the window open, they could attack anything that blew or flew by. Nosencrantz in particular was getting very destructive. Even when I got the window fan and set it up, she kept trying to get at the window, knocking the fan down. I had cord…
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Morning Critters
Evening critters, too! It’s getting to the point where I can start doing my evening rounds again, if in a limited way, since most of the places I check are still inaccessible. Last night I heard a noise when I came out and spotted a deer, in the outer yard, out by the collapsing log cabin, getting up from where it was lying down. After watching me for a bit, it ran off. Later, I also heard the…
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Morning destruction and rearranging the mini-greenhouse
Morning destruction and rearranging the mini-greenhouse
So I was all concerned that the cats would somehow go after the mini-greenhouse and wreck our new transplants. I was wrong. This morning, I came into the living room to find our big Jade Tree on the floor. *sigh* That thing needs to be repotted into a bigger, wider pot, but right now the only thing keeping the cats from digging in the soil is a combination of how little space there is for…
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Our 2021 Garden: leveling down, and unrelated destruction
Our 2021 Garden: leveling down, and unrelated destruction
Last night, while checking on the onion seedlings, I decided it was time to lower the shallot and bulb union seedlings in the big tank. The seedling tips were looking a little dried out, likely because they were getting too close to the warmth of the light fixture. Doing that required removing the trays and the “floor” they were resting on, then shifting the boxes holding them all from standing…
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Our 2021 Garden: more damage control
Our 2021 Garden: more damage control
Awww. Aren’t they sweet? So adorable! So sweet. So destructive. Well. Maybe Big Rig, in this case. I am sure David and Keith are not responsible for the latest damage. I had issues with the small tank being used as a greenhouse for the bunching onions. With cats trying to get at the seed trays through the back, we’ve been diligent about catching them coming even close to that tank and chasing…
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