Happy October!

And Happy Birthday (a day early) to Wolf!
I hope it's a great year for you.

I finally started noticing the leaves changing color last Thursday, as I headed to Worcester, and now the weather is turning summery again. I suppose this means I really have no excuse for not dismantling the sukkah (at least getting the s'chach off).

Last night was taking the T to a station I'd never been to before, then walking to Bitty's for an evening of Euchre. I made some stupid plays (sorry, Pinkfish), but managed others that weren't; I hope I know the game a bit better. And Pheromone gave me a ride back to my car, saving my figuring out parts of Boston that just won't become clear in my head. I hadn't driven by the wishbone bridge lit up before either: the blue is cool.

I need to figure out when apple-picking will happen. And which open studios I'll make it to. And when I'll get my apartment looking less like a disaster area. Oh, and pay bills.


Geometry

The math that sounds most like arrows landing.
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Veggie report (Week 17)

This week's share includes:

3 eggplants (What to make and freeze with these? I still have 2 from last week...)
a big bunch of multi-colored Swiss chard
a head of green leaf lettuce
a head of red leaf lettuce
a big bunch of purple-stemmed curly kale (likely to be given to a friend)
a medium stalk of broccoli
6 peppers, some ripe, some not, some bell, some not
8 small-to-medium carrots
a medium purple kohlrabi

Bonus veggies this week: there was a basket of a variety of hot peppers, take as much as you want. There was also a bucket of basil, take as much as you want. Pesto ahead...

The share ends October 22. I'll miss all the veggies, though there will be some up side: it'll be lots easier to make it to the Diesel.

Porch update: the ginger is going nuts, with quite a few new stalks coming up. I really need to figure out how to use this. The transplanted rosemary (in my office) is starting to realize it has dirt, actual dirt, with nutrients and everything. I hope it continues to thrive