Somewhere Over The...

...Chicken coop – yep, that is where the rainbow appeared last evening. It was beautiful and very bright. In places it was doubled and it was almost complete. What a nice surprise!
Happy Labor day to all who labor – that would be me also. No holiday here. Worked 7 hours today in the greenhouses. First we planted garlic and then the rest of the day was spent planting spinach. Little hard on the back and the knees. My rooster wound is still there and hurts. Can’t wait to get back home and have my niece Sally, super wound nurse take a look at it.
I wanted to take a shower as soon as I stopped working but one of the guys was working in close proximity to the shower so I thought I’d best wait for a while. Lay down on, or rather climbed up in to, the bed for a moment. 10 minutes later I woke up, and the beautiful sunny day had turned into a very cloudy one that threatened rain. Sam seemed to be gone so I dashed for the shower. Now, this shower is very good at telling you what the weather is – on a hot, sunny day the water is very hot. On a cool, cloudy day the water boarders on cool to cold. So I just had a cold shower which would have felt great a half of day ago but now I’m in long sleeves and long pants trying to warm up.
I just retrieved the umbrella from the car in case I need it later on for my before bed run to the outhouse. Those trips seem to get earlier each evening. It starts getting dark about 7:30 these days. I guess another way to say that might be – The evening sun hugs the mountain tops allowing the trees to embrace its rays for yet another glorious sunset over the New Hampshire landscape. Bottom line – get to the outhouse before it is completely dark.
BTW - Tim, one of the best bosses in the whole world offered to empty the composting toilet for me. Yeah Tim, you rock!
Tomorrow, Tuesday will be me last day working. It is a CSA pickup day so there will be no slacking! Not that I ever do. Wednesday I’ll leave to meet up with Tom and Jerry (I just love saying that combination – it reminds me of all the loony tune people I know) and Dave. Exactly happens after that? Stay tuned…

Oh, yea, today Jerry and I are celebrating 35 years of living and loving.