There's something therapeutic about clearing out a particularly weedy spot, just as it can feel therapeutic to clean the house. I like the feeling of order afterward. Remember this?

Well not long after taking that photo I lost my patience and went through like a crazy person.

Now when I walk down this path instead of feeling annoyed and stressed, I feel much more relaxed. Not that I'll ever enjoy pulling weeds, just as I'll never really enjoy cleaning the house. But it feels good to see a job finished.


2 comments:
Hi, though you have weed mat below your, the weeds keep appearing, how are you going to control it?
There's no weed mat on this side of the garden, I don't know why the past owners didn't put it in. To be honest there aren't that many more weeds on this side than the other since the flood, which dumped a bunch of silt and weed seeds everywhere. They just grow on top of the mat. How to control? Pulling them out or spraying them depending on my mood!
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