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[teleidoplex]

I own a house. There will be a party. It will either be on May 1st (Beltaine, and a Sunday) or May 5th (Cinco de Mayo and the Great Chronomatron, also, the Thursday of Finals Week, which means hopefully most folks will be done with classes). As soon as I can figure out how, there will be a poll.

Whatever the date, there will be ceviche, guacamole, and if I can convince kniedzw to make it, buckets of bean dip. There will be BBQ, and Pin the Tail on the Fox (el Presidente Vincente Fox, of course!). Housewarming gifts for the foxes will be welcome. Donations of food and alcohol will be even more welcome. A small gift for the fae will be most welcome (whatever bit of shiny catches your attention).

Stay tuned to this Journal for more information...and pictures!

Comments

[sapphohestia.livejournal.com]

Congratulations! And post details on when you need folks to move stuff.

[teleidoplex]

See message to the moon above. If people are willing, I'd actually like to get some help/advice on yard stuff. We have a huge one, but it looks like crap right now, and the only thing I can successfully grow is mold.

[sapphohestia.livejournal.com]

how soon can you start planting? I'm not exactly a green thumb, but we could probably get some annuals in now and start thinking perennials for the late fall (there may even be some bushes/bulbs you can start on now: again, I don't have much experience with the botanical stuff, but I can research). Now's a good time to start looking for some nice annuals, heck maybe even a few vegetables. Should be cheap, too. And the farmers market starts up around now. And trips to greenhouses are so much fun. You'll need to invest in a garden hose and probably a sprinkler. If you get a rototiller for a day you can do a lot to set up beds. If there's a way to get out to a horse barn and get access to a work truck, we could load up on manure. In terms of growing them: if we can get the plants in the ground and set up a sprinkler, you should be good so long as you turn on the water every other day and let the sprinkler do its thing.

[sarcastibich.livejournal.com]

wow. Allison just totally geeked out on yardwork. *grin*