My first stop was Good Morning Mama's for breakfast. I ordered the "Papa's" (delicious homemade corned beef hash and eggs) and a side of applewood-smoked bacon. After a leisurely breakfast spent enjoying yummy food and The Great War and Modern Memory
, I hopped back on the bike and rode on down the way...
I arrived at the neighborhood garden shop shortly after 0900, but it still hadn't opened, so I turned the bike towards home (enjoying the use of the Monon Trail, since SB292 went into effect last week), but stopping at Locally Grown Gardens for a delicious Fentiman's Ginger Beer.
I wound up getting my garden stakes at $big_box_home_improvement_store, which made me sad. Maybe Habig Garden Center will put their hours on the internets soon...
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You need some tiger lilies so the gladiolas will have something to fight.
Actually, Roseholme Cottage has a spectacular crop of day lilies all down the south side of the house and into the back yard...
Looks like a nice ride was had if nothing else got accomplished :-)
Seek help.
Paul Fussell, v. good. Read his autobiography?
Ah, I see the same troll visited you...
Does Fussel still live around there? ISTR that, in an interview, he said that that fast car thing you have locally is as a religious festival to him, and that he always tears up whenever they play the Hoosier State Anthem there...
Ah...so 9/11 is the reason why you had to visit a big-box store to find garden stakes...
Looks like a very nice morning. One of the things I am still searching hard for since moving 9 months ago is an acceptable breakfast place...there was a really, really good one in Bremerton, and in 9 months I haven't found anything that is closer than 80%.
Loving the So Bro series.
I'm also loving the SoBro Series. Thanks for posting the pictures.
Incidentally, day lilies are easy to transplant and will grow aggressively to fill their space. Excellent ground cover.
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