STAY HYDRATED. HOT FUN IN THE SUMMER TIME. Temps will rise to the 90s today. HAPPY SUMMER! 🪠You are here. Do I jump up and down or sit under a shade tree? Best for me to stay inside with the air on.
Hubby said we need to go back to Menards for more bagged potting soil for MORE HERBS! He's getting into this gardening thang which delights my soul. Be sure and drink some water and bring along as we travel to Manhattan today. Seeing the gorgeous Prairie scenery as we travel will be a highlight for me during this Summer day. pause.
Back to Manhattan to shop. BASIL and OREGANO will be grown in our container garden. grins. I was just talking about oregano to grow.
Our Container Garden will need to be watered especially in this HOT weather. I have to water the porch plants.
I won't be walking outside today, sooooo I will need to walk through an exercise video.
Yesterday, I worked on throwing things away, putting some things away, clearing off the table. Not there yet. Heavens, this is taking way too long. Life is passing me by. Get 'er done, Deanna.
I'll be thinking on what the do differently this SUMMER. I will return to setting an alarm clock for waking in the mornings and striving to turn the lights out by midnight. Some discipline is required. Since Hubby retired in December 2019, we haven't been setting an alarm unless there were plans for the day.
It's time to reset my biological clock so I can start my day early this Summer with walking being the first activity of the day. SO that's one goal for Summer.
SUMMER GOALS:
1) set the morning alarm and go to bed before midnight.
2) continue walking
3) continue working on losing weight
4) clear out the front bedroom
5) clear out the garage
6) clear out one storage unit
7) continue working on the flowerbeds
I have a feeling that by the end of August, I'll be dreaming about AUTUMN decorations and get excited about wearing sweaters in September. Pumpkin decorations and hot chocolate weather would be coming. I pray that we made huge headway on the front bedroom. Amen and amen.
