Weekend To Do
Mar. 7th, 2008 10:00 pmAt this point it looks like I've succeeded in my resolution not to attend Consonance this year. And since I haven't heard back on the possibility of going off to a concert with one of my Blind Date Project dates from back in December (yes, there will be more posts on the Date Filter in a couple weeks) I guess I have a totally unscheduled weekend. That leaves me with a short list of of activities to attempt to accomplish this weekend:
* Go tree-shopping and find something to plant where the apple used to be.
* Mow the lawn.
* Do the taxes.
* Design, cut out, and sew my overgown for the Perfectly Period Feast.
* Stain and finish my bench for the same.
* Sew cushions for the bench.
* Sew the lacing eyelets on the new doublet for PPF.
* Re-fit my 15th c. hose, create a new pattern from them, and make new hose to go with the new doublet.
* Install Leopard on both the Macs.
* Do complete backup prior to the preceding.
* Pack for next week's mid-week ski runaway (must organize with
thread_walker re: details).
* Do usual weekend grocery shopping.
Yup, that all sounds doable. I should manage about half of it.
* Go tree-shopping and find something to plant where the apple used to be.
* Mow the lawn.
* Do the taxes.
* Design, cut out, and sew my overgown for the Perfectly Period Feast.
* Stain and finish my bench for the same.
* Sew cushions for the bench.
* Sew the lacing eyelets on the new doublet for PPF.
* Re-fit my 15th c. hose, create a new pattern from them, and make new hose to go with the new doublet.
* Install Leopard on both the Macs.
* Do complete backup prior to the preceding.
* Pack for next week's mid-week ski runaway (must organize with
* Do usual weekend grocery shopping.
Yup, that all sounds doable. I should manage about half of it.
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Date: 2008-03-08 02:06 pm (UTC)Have you taken a look at Trees of Antiquity, which sells heirloom variety fruit trees, including some that allegedly date to medieval England? (We were considering either that or a Newtown Pippin, a 17th-century apple variety developed about three miles from our house.)
Wherever you get a tree, I gather it needs to be done in the next few weeks in order to get it properly rooted before summer.