August 20th-21st, 2012: Two parter, again? Yup.

Must be something in the air that has me combining my days together.  That or I just keep putting my blogging off. However, I am still doing them so it is not a failure in my eyes.  I'm just not spending every single day typing a blog.

Instead now I'm taking two days and writing one for those two days.  It's kind of a trial run to see how I like doing my blog differently.  Maybe I'll try to use that day off from blogging to write about something else completely random, or just to work on my many projects.  I should have wrote this blog yesterday if I was to keep this less confusing, but you'll just have to wait to hear about yesterday(Wednesday) until tomorrow!

Part of the reason I have been delayed this week with my posts is the fact I've just been busy this week.  I decided to finally do some much needed work on my car on Monday.  SO THAT'S GREAT. Not really. Sorry about the all caps but I hate having to fix things in my car but I know they must be done or then my car will completely break and I'll be car-less and I won't be able to drive to work and I'll go poor and then I'll keep making run on sentences until someone slaps me.

Tuesday I had dinner with Anna.  We were silly and had planned to do breakfast. That was just plain silly of us because we should have known that would have been too early for her and too 'late' for me! I'm glad we got to postpone until dinner time though.  Always good to have some one to chat with about life.

In other other news, here is a little update on my garden.

Baby watermelon is looking cute as ever.  Still no name for the little guy.  Hmm. Hmmmmmm. I am open to all suggestions.

Lastly...can anyone tell me what is wrong with this corn cob?

I had peeled back the husk a few weeks ago and it had a few weird looking white blobs and I just thought I had peeled it back too soon and it was going to start growing normally, but now that time has passed it has transformed!  More closer to being deformed.  

It looks like something straight out of science fiction.  I don't know what is going on with it but I have never seen this happen to corn before.  I'm afraid to peel back any other husks because I'm afraid they will do the same.  Hopefully my whole crop isn't as messed up as this one.  I name this corn Egor.  That one was easier to come up with than for the baby watermelon...