Sunday, March 25, 2007
It's certain not to last, but we enjoyed some great Sprint weather today. We started the day slowly, by sleeping-in to go to the late church service. Afterward, we grabbed a quick bite to eat with friends.
When we got home, we went to work around the house. We cleaned up the outdoor spaces, washed the windows, and planted some new things. To be on the safe-side, we only planted cold-weather plants, and loaded-up a several planters of pansies. We also decided to try a few cold-weather vegetables, so we planted a couple varieties of lettuce, as well as some cauliflower and spinach. The whole neighborhood was out, as well. We had a nice time chatting with a few of them.
After all that work, we grilled a few pork chops. We're *still* eating from that bargain bonanza we told you about last summer! Tonight, we had a couple Ditka's pork chops. Liz also sautéed some nice onions and garlic, and a spinach salad.
Afterward, we went to the roof. We were able to see the impact the new building has had on our skyline view -- not much impact, luckily. We can't see the residential towers and Lincoln Park anymore, but they were never much to look at, anyway.
Published by Jace Mouse
on Sunday, March 25, 2007 at 7:50 PM.
When we got home, we went to work around the house. We cleaned up the outdoor spaces, washed the windows, and planted some new things. To be on the safe-side, we only planted cold-weather plants, and loaded-up a several planters of pansies. We also decided to try a few cold-weather vegetables, so we planted a couple varieties of lettuce, as well as some cauliflower and spinach. The whole neighborhood was out, as well. We had a nice time chatting with a few of them.
After all that work, we grilled a few pork chops. We're *still* eating from that bargain bonanza we told you about last summer! Tonight, we had a couple Ditka's pork chops. Liz also sautéed some nice onions and garlic, and a spinach salad.
Afterward, we went to the roof. We were able to see the impact the new building has had on our skyline view -- not much impact, luckily. We can't see the residential towers and Lincoln Park anymore, but they were never much to look at, anyway.
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