Like most teachers, I longed for this three-day weekend with all my cells this week. It’s been a busy couple of weeks in the classroom and the January through mid-March push is unrelenting in the school world. But even with the thought of rest and relaxation on the horizon, I generally try hard not to forget why we educators get the day off.
Life with the new medication has settled down. For a few days, the side effects made me want to toss it. I could barely function, was in pain, was constantly nauseated, and needed to rest almost around the clock. I contacted my doctor but before we could come up with a plan, either my body adjusted, the prayers I was sending up were answered, or I had something else going on during this time. Whatever the reason, I am grateful to be better and would appreciate your prayers that this medication takes on the challenge of repairing my liver.
Growing flowers, herbs, vegetables, and fruit in containers and small raised beds may not fill the freezer, but can satisfy a yearning for an interesting, pretty, easy, and productive garden nearly anywhere with little effort. For anyone with very little space, time, energy, or mobility, plus children and other beginners.
Want to try your hand with heirloom zinnias, cockscomb, rare peppers, homegrown edamame beans, or new cutting-edge flowers or vegetable
What a beautiful snowfall we received this week.
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