I've been thinking about what you said regarding the community garden plot. I finally called the parks department and they said there's a waitlist but it moves quickly in spring. I put our names down for a shared plot near the oak trees. They mentioned compost delivery is free for new members and tools are available on weekends. The coordinator mentioned 5sPktfniItD they're offering a workshop on soil preparation next month and I think it would be worth attending together. Let me know if you want to swing by the lot this Saturday to see the space. I can bring some starter seeds I saved from last year.

Also the weather forecast looks decent for the weekend so we could grab lunch after if you're free. Let me know what you think about the timing.

02p7vl5g8yr

I finished that podcast series you recommended and I have thoughts. The first three episodes were solid but episode four lost me with the timeline jumps. I started another series about urban beekeeping that's surprisingly engaging. The host interviews local apiary owners and the sound design is really immersive. You might like episode two where they talk about rooftop colonies in the city center. I can send you the link if you want.

There's also a segment about how different flowers affect honey flavor and it reminded me of the farmers market we visited last fall. Let me know if you want to check it out and we can compare notes over coffee sometime.