Lots of ice and Ibu and the 1st 4 holes was a little sore. But then I realized that if I extended my arm on my drive a little more, not only did it not hurts so much - I was CRUSHING the ball! A guy I was playing with is a big driver and I was always a few feet behind him in the 250 range.
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| OAT - Off-Axis Torque injury |
DJ and I went out to Crystal Lake in Beaver Dam for a round and I had my first pain free round throwing the disc sidearm on my drives. Worked out well (well, maybe pulled a groin a little but at my age if something is not hurting you are not doing enough) . FREAKING hot though. Didn't expect the sun to come out. Holy crap the 10th hole was guarded by trees and we felt we were in a toaster.
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I've been slowly getting ready for art fair season with Lake Mills, July 20th, being my first of the year. Oddly I seem relaxed - I have my spreadsheets with the canopy layout all planned with two new sizes, 16x48 vertical panos. Had a practice run at putting up the canopy and just getting more matting done.
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Elwood was over Saturday and we did basically nothing but drink IPA. WTF!! For years he never liked anything but dark beer. I turned him on to Scurvy by Tyranena and all of a sudden he OLVES Pale Ales and IPA.
I took a few photos of the yard while we were doing nothing.
This is the view when sitting on out patio. Problem is when there is no wind this area becomes a heat reservoir. The cement and rocks just store all the heat. Great in winter, not so much in summer. It'll be 10 degrees warmer then the surrounding area with less wind.
We have been working for a few years on getting the "under the deck" area to grow something. Vinca didn't work out well and the few hostas were ravaged by wind. BUT - Sweet Woodruff is LOVING the extra heat. It's way bigger then it's suppose to be (not shown is the ground level Sweet Woodruff) . We have Sweet Woodruff on steroids.
We're going to get a different trellis next year. This one is not working out well for the (2nd year) clematis.
OK - there is a problem, with so much foliage, it slows down the wind so mosquitoes can have an easier time eating you.
HOWEVER - when it gets really hot we can always put some chairs beside the house (also called the wind tunnel) and enjoy the greenery there
We're going to start on the front of the house next year (in theory). Moving some things around and so forth.
BTW - if you are on Pintrest check out this ground cover page - great stuff.
Rock Gardens & Ground Covers
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Have a great start of the week.
Rod
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