It's been a busy week here - Getting the screen door rebuilt, painting the new bedroom, and getting the new coating on the roof. I've also met a new visitor to the garden, and finally managed a picture or two!
OK... screen door:
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| First time I've had the table saw out since I moved back here! I'm ripping a 2X4 down to 5/4" to fit the slot where the old door post lived | 
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| The 5/4" slot, with a bit of siding trimming going on. | 
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| This is where it stands as of now. It latches, so I can keep the kitchen door open and not lose and dogs or cats! | 
Garden:
The continuing showers have encouraged the garden to go bee-zerk:
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| Peppers, tomatoes, and potatoes. | 
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| More tomatoes and peppers. | 
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| Yet more tomatoes, and melons. | 
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| New Thai Hots! | 
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| First tomato! | 
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| The onions and garlic are getting sturdy. | 
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| More green tomatoes. | 
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| Cantaloupe blossoms. | 
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| Mostly oregano and basil. | 
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| Anaheim peppers. | 
Our visitor! He's (?) keeping an eye on me as I take his picture and move from the car to the stairs.  I doubt he's as big as a softball. First wabbit I've seen here. I call him "Bun-bun", Doc thinks of him as "Thumper". Pete Abrams vs Walt Disney, I guess.
The container is only about an inch higher than the soil in it, so it gives you a sense of how tiny he really is!
I watch for him when I bring the dogs back for a walk. Grif has only spotted him once out of four times that I have. When he did, he lit up, but didn't strain the leash. He does seem to be a bit more interested in poking around the garden, though.
I've decided that I need better pix of the painting and roof coating, so more, later!
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