Days Without a Plan

Some days I sit and think about what I should blog for the week.  I do that.  I'm a planner.  So when Sunday or Wednesday arrives and I don't have a plan, I begin to panic a little.  We're not talking major anxiety or racing heart rate, but there is a little moment of you did it again, Lyndi, now what are you going to do?!   Sometimes this panic results in aimless ramblings or out of pure luck an inspiring blog-worthy idea will be produced (I have yet to determine which of these this post will turn into).  On a good week, those inspiring ideas will just come to me randomly.  I frantically search around me for a piece of paper or log into this blog and start drafts.  I have a ton of drafts.  I don't always go back to them.  And I don't always keep them.  They're attempts.  And ideas.  I look at them as balled up pieces of paper surrounding a virtual garbage can.  They collect virtual dust.  Sometimes they're worth un-crumbling and taking a second look at.  But most times not.

And simply because every post is that much better with a picture, even the aimless ones (and I do believe this has turned into one of those), below are the first results of my tomato garden.  I haven't seen Ricky running around, so there's a chance for great success with this year's harvest.