We were sitting on the couch when we heard the horrid "gurgling" sound coming from down the hall. The tub and toilet were both filling up. Come to find out, the neighbor across the hall was totally flooded from bathroom to kitchen, and the laundry room was quickly filling. We started plunging like crazy! It didn't help...As the night went on, it filled and filled and filled. Thankfully, it never overflowed! It was all cleared out before we left.
We needed a break from all of the "activities". Thankfully, we were able to get away for a few days. But there was some "pre-trip" stuff that had to be done. Like get our tub and toilet unstopped and disinfected before leaving. Strata took care of the plumbing and we took care of the disinfecting. I wanted to check on the garden before leaving and make sure that everything was well watered before leaving it in the hands of come very capable friends....:-). Here is a picture of the garden and its progress. See my corn!! YaY!
My experiment potatoes in a five gallon bucket. I put 2 in here to see what would happen.
a pepper plant
carrots and chives
butter lettuce
potatoes that we "hilled up" on the side of the plot. I cut these potatoes into little pieces and planted about 24 eyes.
Pole beans
Then we thinned out the broccoli and decided to eat the little plants since we heard you could eat it. Tasted
just like broccoli minus the crunch.....:-). Nice!
We decided to make a run out of town and get some East Indian food.... you know...,for "comfort"...:-)
I have no idea what we ordered, but here it is!
I do know that this was Naan bread that was stuffed with spinach and cheese.
Basmati rice....
coconut chicken or something like that......not that flavorful, actually.....
And Christo's chicken something or another....
It was the end of a good evening and the beginning of our Oregon adventure.....:-). I can't tell if he is happy about the trip or the food! ha.......
See you in Oregon!
3 comments:
Good reporting. Just the right mixture of interest and food...hahaha
Neat garden! Looks like one of those "box" gardens that the Amish were constructing when I lived out in the country!
I'm thinking I could try one of those here as we have a bit of yard out our back deck.
No deer to worry about here!
Fun post, as always!
You guys take care...:=)
Yikes about the sewage and plumbing.
SO cool you are coming to Oregon. The weather is really nice about now.
And the Indian food shots made me hungry.
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