2015 Planning and Observations
I’ve heard it said that if
you want to hear God laugh… just tell Him your plans. Being in recovery allows
me to me have a faith in a Higher Power that brings me a lot of happiness in my
life. Focusing on
loved ones, fellows in
recovery and strangers all keep me from making life about me. It doesn’t always
work, but I get reminders very quickly and that’s what keeps me centered. I’m
at a point in my life where most of problems are luxury problems and I have to
remember that.
A couple of things I’ll work
on in 2015:
*Try not to gain any weight.
*Try to lose a few pounds by
walking more and eating less of the bad things I love so much.
*Be more patient with my
wife. I’m a fast thinker (speaker), but a slow learner and I need to reverse
that!
*Volunteer more at the USO.
What a great place to spend time with strangers who are willing to protect my
freedom. {http://www.usomissouri.org/}
*Be less judgmental. Man is
this going to be tough.
*Pray more.
If you have any suggestions
on what works for you, please email me. I’m looking for all the help I can get!
Your lawn plans should
include some of these:
*Test your soil. It will make
all your fertilizer purchases more productive and beneficial in the long run.
*Stick to a plan. If you have
one that works…keep working it. If not, adopt a new one and stick to it.
*Share your experiences with
a neighbor/friend. Maybe you can help someone or get some help?
*When in doubt, raise the
mowing height. Mowing too short is usually what is hurting a cool season lawn
(especially in the early summer).
I want to thank MaryAnn for
her endeavor of this blog. It is a great way for both of us to share our faith
and our desire to help folks with their horticulture/lawn needs. May 2015 be a
gift to all of you reading this and those in your life. Have a safe New Year
and God bless you.
