We got our driveway this week. The topcoat went on Thursday morning, so we’re giving it “a few days” to harden.
I decided there’s no good time to do a driveway. In Spring and Fall, stuff lands on it. In Winter, it’s too cold, and in Summer, too hot.
I’ve been working since 5:30 this morning. Made oatmeal and coffee, then started cleaning up the street (there were blobs of asphalt for about 30 feet in front of the house), watering and transplanting. Moved the big liatris to the back garden and the yarrow to the front. The liatris was actually two plants.
Ron and I loaded up the truck for the transfer station. We’ve been working on laundry as well.
John and Candy dropped by so John could give Ron a consult on replacing the light by the slider. We found this fixture for $2 at a yard sale. Ron did a fantastic job, and it looks great.
He also bought me a Cuisinart food processor this week! More on that later.
We put some of Ron’s “treasures” on the walls as well, a great “Buffalo Insurance Company” sign and a beautiful buffalo plate.
This afternoon, after the transfer station run, Ron went back to Edgewater to fix Peter’s lawnmower. I ran a couple of errands.
We are planning a quiet evening to recupe, since we have plans for tomorrow.