Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Daily Chores

You know I have this daily ritual of visiting my blogfriends who also have the same hobbies and sense of humor that I can relate to. I should add them in my bloglist eh?

Actually, I added some of them on my bloglist but then something happened, so strange that I couldn't log in to my own blogs. That's why I deleted the list and I only visit those favorite blogs through the search engine.

The good thing about those blogwriters are they are so knowledgeable in their chosen art of blogging. They are the pioneers (they are old folks with much wider experience when it comes to blogging), maybe they are authors of books, cooks, gardeners, or maybe they are teachers. Well, so many of them actually told everyone that they are teachers in schools and universities. Good for them. Others are already retired but blogging is their chosen field of work after retirement. Some of them are homesteaders, hobbyist/artisans, scientists and researchers. No movie-stars or Hollywood showbiz personalities doing the blogging unless of course if they wished to be anonymous.

Blogging is therapeutic for the lonely wanderers, for the sick and the aged. Blogging keeps you busy all day long but make sure you eat and drink. Blogging can be so addictive and you don't know how time passes so quickly. Blogging is time consuming that I must do the housecleaning first at home or do the household chores so that nothing in the house can mess up my plan for the day.

I cleaned the BBQ grill once again because it was used yesterday. If I let the left-over barbecue sauce from the steak on the grill it will dry up and it would be difficult to clean up. I also water the garden at the backyard. The tiny seedlings of beans and swiss chards have appeared sprouting upward due to sunlight. The dainty flowers from the three strawberry plants had turned into small berries of green and red. Wow! Totally amazing how plants grow. Each plant bears at least 50 strawberries, maybe more than 60 berries in all. Fertilizer, water and sunshine help provide the nutrients for this plant to grow and survive. Just few more days and the fruit is ready for picking.

 
OMG! It's time to cook again!

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