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This Sunday’s Milonga de los Bravos (2-5, stop on by) will probably be the last of the summer season.
I’ve been putting the windows in my latest shed. It has been designed as more of a Greenhouse at Lisa’s prompting.

From BathGreen shed

My tango life is in the pits. Passionless. Phooey.
However, life in Shedville has its compensations.
The garden is producing lots of peas and beans and I harvested a bumper crop of shallots and garlic. And now we have lilies.

From Bath shed, lily

Two steps forward, one back. I’ve accomplished a few tasks on the bathing shed, but my habit of designing as I go means rather slow progress.

From Bath shed, lily

Post and beam construction is fast fun once the posts are in. Everything else just gets tacked on.

From Bathing green…

Another beautiful Sunday afternoon in Shedville spent dancing tango.

From Milonga de lo…

From left, Gary, Kindy, Daryl, Annie, Susan, and Cappy.
Then I was put in the picture and they teased me.

From Milonga de lo…

What a pain. The blog went blank for about a week. Did you miss me? It was the old .htaccess snag. I learned a lot in the process but I’d prefer not.
Whew!

While I’m considering design options — life and Bathing Shed — I’m working on splitting up the winter wood supply.

From Winter wood

I like splitting wood and so does Lisa. I broke my last axe handle the other day. I like the double bitted axe but Lisa likes a single, so I bought two handles and fixed one for each. Can a shed girl ask for more?

From Winter wood

I’m even going to leave her some wood to split when she returns from her trip. Magnanimous, that’s me.