Is Gardenstroke a thing? (Day 98)

My garden-mate and I have been very good about following our schedule and map so far. The real test is next week, when many of the seeds go in, but that can't be any harder than filling a box with dirt and planting spinach, collards, and mesclun.

That doesn't sound hard? I should also mention that we met a little before 1, which meant we were doing a lot of the work at 3. It also meant that we lost the plot more than once, which was kind of comical when we were trying to follow the map--that I created. Our husbands rescued us with food and craft sticks--it's also a garden label--but by then we were already a little spaced out, very sore, and burnt in spite of our hard.

It was fun, but mental note: start gardening before noon.

Deb in the City