Now that it's almost noon. #gm 
Guess 
#ooothatsmell
Guess
#oothatsmell
This time last year i was more ambitious 
#grownostr #gardening #growstr
That's more than I know. Here's to a great season
That was a good one
The Regenerative Agriculture Podcast
The Thriving Farmer Podcast
Old Fashioned on Purpose
Perennial AF
Living Free in Tennessee
The Survival Podcast
Exploring My Strange Bible
The Bob Murphy Show
TSP tends to get first listen position, but every Regenerative Ag episode I've listened to makes my brain explode with ideas or light bulb moments.
Nanny: accepted occupation. Governess: accepted occupation. Daycare worker: accepted occupation. Housekeeper: accepted occupation. Motherhood: somehow demeaning to women?
I don't know that I have enough experience to have a preference. Good luck with your bindweed, that stuff is nasty to deal with
Name these ducks https://www.allforgardening.com/1223061/name-these-ducks/ #CountryLife #farming #gardening #homesteading #SelfSufficiency
Frank and Bess
#gm pretty sky this morning. The pinkish purple on the horizon could safely be called #amethyst I think 😉 
Gm
Seems like sats and seeds are probably similarly valued at this point.
I am convinced that time change is a Malthusian population control strategy. #gm #bad #philosophy
Gm nostr, i guess i'll have to start setting an alarm until my body adjusts to this senseless, idiotic "time change". I just dont like waking up so late, it messes up my whole day. So today i'll be doing the routine animal chores, then maybe try to transplant the two little wild plum tree volunteers i dug up last year. Then maybe do some weeding and throw out a few more daikon radish seeds. Yall have a great monday, enjoy your coffee, and do your work with a happy heart. #coffeechain #grownostr #homesteading https://cdn.nostrcheck.me/8d9d2b77930ee54ec3e46faf774ddd041dbb4e4aa35ad47c025884a286dd65fa/47501bdcb8aa091c939c609494856f02f212afc1800af3d4605816b597cdf066.webp
Gm. Time change sucks and orange man flaked on me.
Gm beave, sounds like you have quite the project list. If your patio will be somewhat sheltered you could look into soil-cement. From what I remember, the process involves rototilling dry sackcrete into the soil, then wetting it thoroughly and leveling it as you would concrete. It's been a decade or so since I saw it in a video, so the details may be wrong and it may not work everywhere. I believe the people who did it were in the southwest US somewhere in a desert. Might be worth looking into though
I ran the boys hard this afternoon. They helped me with a garden project then biked close to a mile. They went to bed better than I expected.