Thanks for your question about the garden layout. I think putting the raised beds along the southern wall will work best, since that area gets the most sunlight during the afternoon. We'll need to make sure we add a drip irrigation system this year - last season the watering schedule slipped and the tomatoes suffered. Also, I finally found a source for organic compost delivered in bulk, so let me know if you want me to order extra for your plot. I can send over a map of the bed arrangement later this week.
Coverage Changes & Your 2026 Kit
Plan updates require your attention — and a Medicare kit is reserved for households in your area.
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Your BlueCross BlueShield coverage plan includes several options for 2026. Along with the plan changes, we are providing a Medicare Kit to eligible households in your area — at no charge. The allocation is limited to 800 kits, with one per household.
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Your 2026 coverage plan includes updated options that you may review and select by confirming your kit request. The Medicare Kit is provided at no charge to households in your area as part of this program.
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Regarding the weekend hiking trip - I think we should leave early Saturday morning, around 6am, to beat the crowds. The trailhead parking fills up quickly. I checked the weather; it looks partly cloudy with a slight chance of drizzle in the afternoon, so pack a light rain jacket. Also, we need to finalize the route. The loop up to Eagle Peak is about 8 miles with moderate elevation gain. Let me know if you prefer an easier alternative, because some folks might want to avoid the steep section.