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Been bored here since the techie guy trying to fix two laptops needed for a web cast gave up and said, “they need to call 34th Street, I cannot fix it”. He left, and went out to the elevators, leaving me all alone on the 7th floor. I looked through a bunch of blogs on blogspot, and noticed many people are not appealing to read. I did happen across a few good ones. My favorite is evidiot. I found it odd that only one blog was rendered off limits to me at work. That being jessydelfino, and I’m not exactly sure why I cannot access it at work.

I want to be in my garden right now. I haven’t been out since Monday evening. I bet the strawberries have turned a deep red and are perfect to be picked now. Those strawberries have ruined store bought strawberries for me. The backyard strawberries are usually smaller than supermarket ones, but they have way more of a kick in the taste department. Sweet, sweet, sweet tastes.

My Shasta Daisy plants are blooming, and I imagine it would be best to deadhead them, this way more blooms arrive. I want to see how tall my Cactus Dahlia is from all the rain this week, and also what the foliage looks like. I planted the Cactus Dahlia bulb on the last day of May, and wasn’t sure if it would grow, or simply die out in the ground. I want to see the wild flowers that are blooming, how all my seedlings are doing, and how big my early bird tomatoes are now. There are more plants in the garden, but those are the ones I’d like to see.

I, of course want to weed too. The anal retentive person in me just feels better after I have pulled up any weed that I see, and it’s so much easier when the weeds are tiny.

If I didn’t have to go someplace to work, and had enough money to satisfy my needs to never have to work, I would own a modest home in the country somewhere, and have a big garden. One that sprawls out has only enough weeds that would let me feel like I accomplish something when weeding without being overburdened, a garden that you can play in, eat from, and lounge in. It would have a rancher style fence surrounding it, with yet another flower garden with a brick wall surrounding it. The brick walls would allow about an extra half-month to a month of growth, and blooms in the beginning and end of the season. Ah daydreams…