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Posted by JOHN HARMON on November 14, 2006 at 15:57:59 from (4.176.57.31):
In Reply to: Today's blog posted by Nebraska Cowman on November 14, 2006 at 04:35:36:
Well lets see what I plan to do today, but if the plans I make are as usual I probably won't get all of them done and probably will go in a different direction anyway. 1. Take the Nissan UD to the tire shop and see if they can balance the front tires . 2. Do some more trimming on the California Pepper Tree in the back Yard, really ought to get some one to take it down. they are real messy.Good shade though. 3. Tuesdays are watering day in the Green House but that doen't take much time.Tomatoes and Yellow Bannana Peppers are doing real good.Tonight Salad with fresh Yellow Bell Peppers, Celebrity Tomatoes and Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce for starters. 4. Probably take a ride on the Artic Cat 500 Quad back to the Hassayampa River, see if I can pick up some more Jade or Indian Tear Drops. That's about it for another day of retirement here in the Arizona High Desert near Wickenburg.
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