Now that one begonia has moved out, I turned my attention to another. I've had these polkadot begonia prunings growing in water for ages, so I finally potted this one up.
And when it gets going, it might be another library offering, but it has to grow a bit more first.
This freed up the pitcher it was growing in to join today's winnowings.
Winnowing today was aerobic, involved crawling around emptying the narrow floor cabinet beside the stove, where the baking trays and boards live. And where there's an awkward unreachable shelf at the back, too deep for me to reach, so I used a big wooden spoon to knock out the little trays and things from the old toaster oven, which have been buried there, out of sight and unused, forevah.
I found, happily, they all fit into the new toaster oven. So that freed up a couple more old trays for winnowings. And I put them on an accessible shelf above the toaster oven, in sight.
While I was on a roll, I checked a couple of high, rarely-used shelves and found glass tealight holder things, added to the w. collection. And I even looked in the cabinet under the sink in the downstairs bathroom.
Here's what's for the recycling. The jar probably had some very non-food contents, better recycle.
And here's the possible Freecycle group
I stopped off at the knife drawer above the floor cabinet on my way up to vertical from the tray cabinet, and added in a medium kitchen knife.
After this, and posting this group on Freecycle, I needed to take a break.
So I did a bit of this pretty simple, 300 piece puzzle, a primitive painting style farmer's market-meets-Richard Scarry. Big pieces, it's practically assembling itself, just my speed today. A lot of fun
I'm reading The Princess Bride, the joke within a joke within a joke, the gullible need not apply, that one.
Inigo Montoya rides again!
Happy evening everyone, that book does not mean what you think it means...
