We ended the work week with getting Chinese take out for dinner tonight. I had vegetable lo mein and the hubby had combination fried rice. The veggie lo mein is loaded with a lot of goodness. This includes broccoli, carrots, scallions, mushrooms, cabbage and snap peas.
This weekend will be a busy weekend of working out in the vegetable garden. It is time to pull some weeds out of the beds. I am also going to plant hostas and ferns in a shady place under a couple of trees. Since we now have a fence, I can plant some of my favorite plants without the deer munching on them. I also plan to get a rose bush and gardenia to plant. I know the deer can jump a six-foot fence so I am going to plant a few plants at a time to test the deer. I want to make sure that they will not jump the fence, before planting a lot of plants.
Do you subscribe to Runner’s World or receive the email newsletter? There is an interesting article in the newsletter about Scott Jurek. Not sure if everyone knows who he is, but he is vegan and a ultramarathoner. Very impressive! He is vegan, not because of animal rights but because it makes him feel good. He has book coming out titled, “Eat & Run”. You can read the article from the Runner’s World newsletter here.
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