Some random thoughts because...
Nov. 30th, 2021 04:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hrj...there's not enough time left in the workday to start anything new.
1) I begged to be given some "quick and easy" investigations after closing 5 major long-dragged-out investigations. So today I was handed off an environmental monitoring deviation, transferred from a co-worker on sudden emergency family leave. And I sent it off for closure the same day. Now that's what I'm talking about! (To be fair, she'd already done 90% of the work.)
2) Got my Covid booster (Moderna again). Just a little sore today -- enough to know it's working, not enough to distrack in any way.
3) My saffron crocuses are crocusing! I always have high hopes that they'll survive and come back next year, so we'll see. I've only tried growing them a couple times and the previous times were in pots rather than in a flower bed.
4) It's time to make the sad decision over whether I'll stick to my principle of only eating in-season tomatoes (mine or the farmer's market) and do without, or compromise my principles and keep tomatoes in my life over the winter.
5) I actually scheduled my Tree Guy to pollard the mulberry and trim the palms before the end of the year this time. Much easier to do when I'm working from home!
1) I begged to be given some "quick and easy" investigations after closing 5 major long-dragged-out investigations. So today I was handed off an environmental monitoring deviation, transferred from a co-worker on sudden emergency family leave. And I sent it off for closure the same day. Now that's what I'm talking about! (To be fair, she'd already done 90% of the work.)
2) Got my Covid booster (Moderna again). Just a little sore today -- enough to know it's working, not enough to distrack in any way.
3) My saffron crocuses are crocusing! I always have high hopes that they'll survive and come back next year, so we'll see. I've only tried growing them a couple times and the previous times were in pots rather than in a flower bed.
4) It's time to make the sad decision over whether I'll stick to my principle of only eating in-season tomatoes (mine or the farmer's market) and do without, or compromise my principles and keep tomatoes in my life over the winter.
5) I actually scheduled my Tree Guy to pollard the mulberry and trim the palms before the end of the year this time. Much easier to do when I'm working from home!
