Re: Shazam Sunday
Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2012 9:15 pm
More progress here but the table still isn't clear.
The dishes are done up, the outside plants watered again (this time using the dishpan water)
We are on water conservation restrictions, although how I'm to cut 20% of my water usage when I don't use that much to begin with is a question I have. I don't use a sprinkler and am only watering my tomato plants using two watering can fulls each day. Everything else is left to God's will as that is my normal attitude to my garden and it works well since everything is in bloom. Local wildflowers/weeds, babied into beautiful garden plants under my care, seem to be very drought resistant. So far, only one of my wildflower plants has failed and only in a few locations all with the same suspiciously rabbit height damage. The car could use a wash, but I can wait. Might even pay to have it done when we get to Concord so that dh isn't arriving in a pretty disgustingly dirty car. Alternatively, I can bucket wash it, since that's what we do in the winter anyway.
It is only the well users who are on restrictions, apparently the drought is not threatening the city water supply at all. But I don't understand why I need to be concerned. My well is 150' deep and any water I 'waste' just ends up back in the same aquifer since it comes out of the well in the front of my house and returns through the septic system in the back.
My break-timer just went off so it is back to searching for the kitchen table. My goal is to get it cleared off tonight, wiped down, and the kitchen floor swept as well. Done! (That's what happens when you set really easy goals!)
The dishes are done up, the outside plants watered again (this time using the dishpan water)
We are on water conservation restrictions, although how I'm to cut 20% of my water usage when I don't use that much to begin with is a question I have. I don't use a sprinkler and am only watering my tomato plants using two watering can fulls each day. Everything else is left to God's will as that is my normal attitude to my garden and it works well since everything is in bloom. Local wildflowers/weeds, babied into beautiful garden plants under my care, seem to be very drought resistant. So far, only one of my wildflower plants has failed and only in a few locations all with the same suspiciously rabbit height damage. The car could use a wash, but I can wait. Might even pay to have it done when we get to Concord so that dh isn't arriving in a pretty disgustingly dirty car. Alternatively, I can bucket wash it, since that's what we do in the winter anyway.
It is only the well users who are on restrictions, apparently the drought is not threatening the city water supply at all. But I don't understand why I need to be concerned. My well is 150' deep and any water I 'waste' just ends up back in the same aquifer since it comes out of the well in the front of my house and returns through the septic system in the back.
My break-timer just went off so it is back to searching for the kitchen table. My goal is to get it cleared off tonight, wiped down, and the kitchen floor swept as well. Done! (That's what happens when you set really easy goals!)