This is the year I swore to be a better gardener--or any kind of gardener; but once again I have failed. Fortunately I'm so wealthy I was able to hire out the fabulous Queen of Rhubarb (which I have heard pronounced locally as ru-bub). This fine lady, also known as my mother-in-law, loves to get her hands dirty. So as Cara and I sit around drinking coffee and messing with this blog, she's out there sweating in the bug net. By the way, she's also spent a fair amount of time digging holes at 10 Free Street under the supervision of Grandma Edith, so she's a pro and a mensch. Needless to say, here at Birch Wisdom we're big fans of the Big Easy.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
This is the year I swore to be a better gardener--or any kind of gardener; but once again I have failed. Fortunately I'm so wealthy I was able to hire out the fabulous Queen of Rhubarb (which I have heard pronounced locally as ru-bub). This fine lady, also known as my mother-in-law, loves to get her hands dirty. So as Cara and I sit around drinking coffee and messing with this blog, she's out there sweating in the bug net. By the way, she's also spent a fair amount of time digging holes at 10 Free Street under the supervision of Grandma Edith, so she's a pro and a mensch. Needless to say, here at Birch Wisdom we're big fans of the Big Easy.
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Mike, if you coordinate Mom's ditch-digging with Judy's planting you can hire them out!
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