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⌈ Secret Post #3048 ⌋

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Re: What do you do for fun (that isn't fandom)?

[(Anonymous)]

Read (not nearly as much as I used to/should) all the non-fiction, knit, cook, and do stuff outside/landscaping-ish type things. When the weather is good. Tomorrow, if the weather is good, I shall begin a huge project, and I'm not sure how long it's going to take. I hope at least to get started.

(Scroll past if you don't want graphic gardening details.)

I want to dig up a bank that is too difficult to mow, and plant a butterfly garden. The bank is in the middle of our fruit trees that we had no fruit on last year (because the pollinators noped out of there for some reason). So I am hopeful a butterfly garden will improve that. Plus, butterflies!

Before that, since I can't plant yet due to the frost warnings still going on (we had snow Thursday fml), I'm going to use the hole as a firepit to burn the branches from a wild apple tree that I swear to Cthulhu is part-Ent; it has never been pruned, not within the last ten years that I've dealt with it, anyway. So I am hoping the apple wood ashes will at least provide a good base for the soil for the butterfly garden because our soil has some kind of acid or something in it, and my yard ends up being pretty much bare rocks with patches of hay, if I don't keep it up.