july, july
...it's a great song by The Decemberists. Do you know it?
I can't believe the month of July is already here. I have the sinking feeling that summer is slipping through my grasp at light speed, and I haven't been swimming or biking or kayaking once yet. We've bbq-ed plenty of times and enjoyed many a refreshing-patio-cocktail, so that's good. But for god's sake, we're just getting around to our spring gardening...as evidenced by the car-full of plants we spent all week putting in the ground:
Naturally they're all perennials, because I can't be bothered to plant anything that isn't going to come back next year. I'm lazy like that. But hey, that's what summer is for---now, where's that margarita?
I can't believe the month of July is already here. I have the sinking feeling that summer is slipping through my grasp at light speed, and I haven't been swimming or biking or kayaking once yet. We've bbq-ed plenty of times and enjoyed many a refreshing-patio-cocktail, so that's good. But for god's sake, we're just getting around to our spring gardening...as evidenced by the car-full of plants we spent all week putting in the ground:
Naturally they're all perennials, because I can't be bothered to plant anything that isn't going to come back next year. I'm lazy like that. But hey, that's what summer is for---now, where's that margarita?
5 Comments:
At 7/1/07 7:39 PM ,
Anonymous said...
"The Mariner's Revenge" by the Decemberists:
www.richrobots.com/whale.html
The Belly of a Whale!
At 7/2/07 9:56 AM ,
Malu said...
Looks like I see some Dianthus in your trunk. You also happen to be in the same zone for planting as we are (6-7). I highly recommend Russian Sage "little spire". Its blooms from late May through late October..very cool plant...We just put a bunch in..
At 7/2/07 10:14 AM ,
Chillable said...
Also a great song, Anonymous! I'm a big fan of Picaresque. And, I hear they have a new album too, which I've yet to listen to...
At 7/2/07 10:37 AM ,
K*Funk said...
Dude, I planted our schtuff back in May! I already have tomatoes that are just about ripe! Love gardening!! Some of my non-perennials even came back from last yr cause they seeded, like pansies & things.
Have fun!!
At 7/3/07 11:09 AM ,
K*Funk said...
So how did the planting go?
You actually inspired me to buy even MORE plants for our garden yesterday! :)
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