Sunday we hit the ground running again, me to try and get everything done that has to be done before I can head south and east on an extended research trip; Sarah heading west to Arizona then up to Utah, visiting family and trying to wear out her camera on the scenery of the western U.S. that she sometimes gets so homesick for.
On the immediate agenda — find the puppy a safe hangout for the duration of the trip (or longer). Pay the bills. Firm up the itinerary so we know as much as we can of the upcoming schedule, and bring in the houseplants, because this lovely fall weather may not last till October’s end without a dip into freezing temps. That would not make the hibiscus happy, and keeping the hibiscus happy is one of my jobs. More to come.
-m
Listen to or read the narrative of the latest installment of the classic Ozarks commentary by beloved Ozarks singer and storyteller Marideth Sisco, host of the long-running series, These Ozarks Hills.
my life and times 
Lovely pictures of your plants!
Sandra
Hope you will get some much needed rest when you get back to your farm, Marideth!
Working on it. I slept for the first week. Now I’m down to about 10 hours a night.
It’s me, Margaret…and listed as hosier1 on this blog. Sure enjoyed your company.