Friday Factoids

Five Jack Russells being moved yesterday

Renae and I are completely out of our house.  The final papers  will be signed this afternoon about 3:00 p.m.

The picture at the right is my five Jack Russell Terries being moved.

Some people thought it was pretty red neck.

More like Sanford & Sons.

Can't wait to haul this outfit to Scheppersville.  :-)

Now begins the next phase.

We’re staying with my mother for a couple of months – until we get our new house plans finalized and the permits pulled.  At that time, we will move to our property and begin construction on the new home.

I will be looking for sub-contractors soon (and will compile a list of names and phone numbers).  If you can recommend any to me, let me know.

It’s a bit stressful to be displaced.  Most of our belongings are in storage, and the rest is packed in boxes.  It’s hard to find anything.

I might have to wear Bermuda shorts and flip flops to church this Sunday.

Hope to get a fall garden planted in the next couple of weeks. 

This year I will plant collards, mustard greens, and carrots.  Maybe kale & turnips again.  (Kale is a super food).

Also plan to try my hand at cabbage, lettuce, and broccoli.

I really love fall gardens – the air is cool and the ground is warm enough to germinate seeds (unlike it is in early spring).

Fall gardening is rewarding for another reason – it’s a second-season planting.

I’m also looking forward to falling fishing.  Last year about this time I caught a lot of fish; mullet and speckled trout in the month of October.

This fall I’m going to try my hand at shrimping.  Think I have figured out how to do it.

Low-country boil… that’s what I’m talking about.

This Sunday at PCC is going to be exceptional. 

Invite a friend, then take them out to lunch afterwards.